The best paper planner for moms
If you are looking for a paper planner to manage your family’s schedule, this is the one for your. I’m on year two using a MomAgenda and it has made my life so much easier.
So here’s the scoop…
Yes, I update my calendars in three places.
I use Google calendar which I use every day to check in on what we have going on, to send reminders or alarms to myself, and to invite my husband to various events.
I use a month at a glance calendar in our laundry room so everyone in the family generally knows what our month looks like. I only put bigger things on the calendar so it’s easy for me to see if we have too much going on or happen to have a free weekend.
I also use a MomAgenda (affiliate link) day planner. It gives you a week at a glance. There is one big row for all of my stuff and then four separate rows for children. It makes it easy for me to understand when I might need a sitter or to keep track of which child has which activity or appointment when. It seems to get lost in Google Calendar. With two different schools, three different classrooms, a husband who travels a lot for his business, a baby and an activity for each child each season, I need all the help I can get in keeping track of it.
Here is what the MomAgenda looks like inside:
All three calendars are important for my family’s daily success. It can be a pain but I would miss so much if I didn’t update all three places.
Get yourself a MomAgenda! And then don’t forget to update it lol.
Why this blog is called RhodeyGirl Tests
Grammar is really important to me. Back in the old blogging days of 2007 I wanted to be different and decided to keep the E when changing Rhode Island girl to RhodeyGirl. The “E” was supposed to stand for something cool and now I can’t even remember what it stands for. HA!
I don’t know why I chose such a silly name but I’m stuck with it. Back then in 2007/8 I could not have imagined that my little personal journal would have turned into a semi-successful food blog into writing about pregnancies and kids into falling off the face of the Earth before coming full circle into writing whatever I feel like that day. It did though and now I can’t imagine myself being anyone else except RhodeyGirl with the E. Even though I’ve lived in PA for nine years now. Even though the name is not grammatically correct.
I know the difference between they’re, their, and there though, so at least there’s that.
XOXO,
RhodeyGirl.
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