Erin Giddens
A stay-at-home mother of four children under the age of 9, Erin homeschools using a varied curriculum with emphasis on the classical liberal arts. Maintaining a small business that focuses on living healthy with essential oils, she and her family attempt to live a simple life in the rural Midwest.
She can be found online at http://www.abundanceandwisdom.com/lilshop/ and http://catholicmom.com/author/egiddens/
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She can be found online at http://www.abundanceandwisdom.com/lilshop/ and http://catholicmom.com/author/egiddens/
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BA Journalism, Ohio State UniversityInterests
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Vendor Tables that Make SenseA way to network your small business is by participating in local vendor shows. Focus on the three A's and you will be successful.
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The Perfect Gift for a Ten Year AnniversaryThe 10 year anniversary for a married couple is a milestone these days. Having recently celebrated mine, I share what I got and offer other practical suggestions.
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Helping Your Child Find His PassionWhen it comes down to wanting the best for your child(ren), we all do. But what does it take to develop talents and find out what those talents are in the first place?
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Football - Not Just for the BoysAs a sophomore in high school, I joined the boys' football team. Here, why I did and what I hope this teaches my daughters one day.
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Wheat Alternative Easier to DigestEveryone's digestion system is different. My body cannot tolerate an abundance of processed wheat. Here, the hard lessons I learned and how I'm moving forward.
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Tips for Happy Piano LessonsIf your young children take piano lessons you already know it's not an independent study course. Parents will be involved, so be prepared! -
Coming Home from an Unplanned C-sectionWhen you bring home more than your baby from the hospital, your physical scar may be more than you bargained for.
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Managing the Homeschool ScheduleMy family follows an un-traditional lesson plan that has never been manageable for me. This year organizing my home and setting priorities will be on my side. -
Shed Those Unwanted Pounds of ClothesA stay-at-home mother of four, with a homeschool curriculum and small business to maintain, offers insight for de-cluttering those untidy drawers and closets.
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Choosing the Perfect Piano TeacherIf you are fortunate enough to live in an area with many piano teachers, it can be overwhelming to find the perfect fit between teacher and your children. Find out how to make this task easier. -
Plan Your Homeschool Open HouseFor extended family of homeschoolers, especially grandparents, it's nice to plan a small afternoon showcasing hard work and talents.
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Foreclosing on the American DreamSeven years into marriage, with baby number four on the way, we decide to swallow our pride, file bankruptcy & foreclose on our nightmare of a starter home.
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Stay-At-Home Mom Turns ExecutiveSuccess & failure are inevitable, but turn everything to your advantage by making wise decisions from the start.
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Healing from a Cesarean SectionA c-section delivery can be a shocking and beautiful experience. Here are several steps to help you heal while still being mother to your newborn. -
Broken Dryer Forces Family to Seek AlternativeBy choosing to donate or recycle your old dryer, you can conserve energy, save money and share important life lessons with your children. Here is one family's guide on washing and drying clothes without the use of a gas or electric dryer.