nikki70563
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nikki70563 said:My son goes to a home babysitter - he will start preschool in Sept.
PamperedDor said:I am thinking the sitter and any other moms who child goes to the sitter - Co- workers??
sklay723 said:Send an email out to everyone you have emails for, and just write a friendly and upbeat letter (maybe mention your new baby, how your son is doing). Then mention that you are working toward getting your PC business back on track, and that you'd greatly appreciate any and all referrals they might have. If you can swing it, offer a special discount (20%, so that your commission would cover it if needed) on any one item in the catalog to anyone who hosts a party in the next 30 days...tell them that's in addition to whatever host rewards they earn. Or pick an item, like the pizza stone, and offer it half price...whatever you think you can afford reasonably. You can obviously change the wording however you want, but that's what I would probably do. That way you're just asking for suggestions and getting your name out there without too much effort. You might be pleasantly surprised at who comes forward! Good luck...keep us posted on how you're doing.
Finding time to exercise as a busy mom can be challenging, but it is not impossible. One way to do so is by incorporating physical activity into your daily routine. For example, you can take a walk with your kids or do quick exercises while they play. You can also wake up earlier or use your lunch break to fit in a workout. It's all about finding what works for you and making it a priority.
As a busy mom, it can be difficult to find time to go to the gym. However, there are plenty of simple exercises you can do at home that require little to no equipment. Some examples include squats, lunges, push-ups, and planks. You can also try following workout videos or apps that offer quick and effective at-home workouts.
Staying motivated to exercise can be tough, especially when you have a busy schedule. One way to stay motivated is by setting realistic goals and tracking your progress. You can also find a workout buddy or join a fitness class to keep yourself accountable. Remember to also focus on how exercising makes you feel and the long-term benefits it brings.
Absolutely! Involving your kids in your workouts is a great way to spend quality time with them while also staying active. You can do fun activities like going for a bike ride, playing tag, or creating an obstacle course. You can also involve them in your strength training by using them as weights or having a dance party together.
Yes, there are! One tip is to break up your workouts into smaller chunks throughout the day. For example, you can do 10 minutes of yoga in the morning, a 15-minute walk during lunch, and 20 minutes of strength training in the evening. You can also try multitasking, such as doing squats while brushing your teeth or stretching while watching TV. Remember, every little bit counts!