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How to Make Slime

March 24, 2019 Leave a comment

If you’re looking for How to Make Slime you’ve come to the right place.

You should know that while anyone can make some version of slime, making the best slime takes a little bit of practice and science.

We’ve got tips on How to Make Slime in the best and easiest way possible.

We like to think of ourselves as slime experts.

I mean, after all, we did write a book that has a ton of slime recipes called 101 Kids Activities that are the Ooey, Gooey-est Ever!: Nonstop Fun with DIY Slimes, Doughs and Moldables so, to say that we’ve made lots of slime in our time, would be an understatement.

Now that you know we are somewhat of an expert when it comes to making slime, let’s dive right into how to make the perfect slime, every time.

What is slime?

Slime is a squishy, ooey, gooey and stretchable substance that is fun to play with. It can be a stress reliever and offer kids a fun way to be creative through play.

Slime can be made all sorts of ways and with many different ingredients.

Fluffy slime, borax slime, slime with contact solution, edible slime and magnetic slime are just a few of the ways you can do it.

All of these slimes are different and can be temperamental meaning if you don’t follow the recipe exact, your slime won’t turn out the way it’s supposed to.

And that is no fun.

So, if you are just getting started on your slime making journey, we have the easiest and BEST recipe to ensure you make the perfect slime every time.

How to Make Slime

There is a few basic ingredients you will need to make slime, these include:

Baking Soda
Glue (white or clear will do depending on how you want your slime to look)
Saline Solution (the kind that says buffered)
Mixing Bowls
Stirring Stick
Mix in’s (glitter, mini toys, food coloring, etc.)

How to Make It:

First, start by pouring your glue into a bowl. Depending on which type of glue you chose (clear or white) your glue bottle will be about 4 oz. – 5 oz. Just pour the entire bottle into the bowl.

Next, add 1 teaspoon of baking soda to your glue mixture and mix well.

Now it is time to add in your food coloring and glitter if using. Stir really well.

Finally, it’s time to add the magic solution that makes it become slime – the saline solution! Just add a few squirts to your glue mixture and mix, mix, mix.

You’ll notice the mixture starts to form into slime right before your eyes.

Continue adding the saline solution until you reach the desired consistency. It will take about a tablespoon (you may use more or less).

And last but not least, add in any toys or other mix in’s you want to your slime.

Why is this the best slime EVER?

Simply because you can customize it to your liking. You can add more saline solution for a thicker consistency or less saline solution for a more slimy, gooey consistency.

This slime recipe is FOOL PROOF.

The problem with borax slime recipes is that you can entirely ruin your slime if you use too much.

Saline solution is so much easier to add and it’s really hard to ruin your slime when using this ingredient.

Besides, out of all of the slime recipes we’ve made, I think saline solution turns out the best. It just makes an overall, stretchy and non-sticky texture that my kids love to play with!

Have you ever had one of those embarrassing nose bleeds at one of the most inconvenient times? Like that time when your child has had a nose bleed in the middle of the store or of course when company is over. No matter when it happens, a nose bleed is no fun. People used to think just tipping your head back would stop a nose bleed, but other remedies have come around that prove to be more effective. Here are some ways on How to Stop a Bloody Nose in it’s tracks!

How to Stop a Bloody Nose

Sit up Straight: Recent studies thought that lying down would stop a nose bleed, but in all reality, it just makes it worse by running down the back of your throat.
Tilt your Head Forward: Instead of backward, you should tip your head slightly forward. Swallowing blood can irritate your stomach and cause vomiting that will make your nose bleed worse.
Pinch Your Nose: You want to apply pressure to any wound, and that includes your nose. Using your forefinger and thumb, pinch the soft part of your nose closed (both nostrils). Remember to breathe through your mouth as you pinch your nose closed for about 10 minutes.
Use an Ice Pack: Once you have pinched your nose, apply an ice pack or anything cold from your freezer. Cold restricts your blood vessels and helps them to clot faster.
Check Your Nose: After 10 minutes of ice and pressure, check to see if your nose is still bleeding by gradually releasing the pressure and un-pinching your fingers. If your nose is still bleeding, continue pressure and ice for another 10 minutes. If not, take steps to prevent another nose bleed.
Moisten Your Nose: Once your nosebleed has stopped, it’s important to put a thin layer of saline or nose gel into your nostrils. This will help soften the membranes inside your nose and help prevent further nose bleeds. Do not blow your nose for the next 12 hours.

It is important to take care of a nosebleed fast, yet effectively to prevent further nose bleeds. What other tips have worked for you at stopping a nose bleed?

How to Teach Your Toddler to Wipe Their Own Butt

November 24, 2018 Leave a comment

Potty training is tough and a big old mess. You’ve got the pee handled and possibly even #2 but can you imagine a world where your toddler knows how to wipe their own butt? A world where they don’t come running to you when they need help after pooping? That would be glorious!

I’m going to tell you that there is light at the end of the tunnel and your life can be whole again! Continue reading on How to Teach Your Toddler to Wipe Their Own Butt!

How to Teach Your Toddler to Wipe Their Own Butt

#1. Help your toddler at first.

Don’t leave your toddler to fend for themselves. Help your toddler wipe their butt for their first couple of weeks. You’ve been there and you know it can be tough. As you help your toddler wipe their own butt, talk them through the steps of it all. Let them know how they do each step.

#2. Help your toddler understand they must be done pooping.

Your toddler cannot wipe in the middle of pooping or at the start, they have to be all of the way done. Make sure you emphasize this when teaching them.

#3. Emphasize front to back.

If you don’t let your toddler know that they need to wipe from front to back, it could be disastrous. Make sure your child knows how to do this. Wiping from front to back also helps to eliminate the spread of bacteria.

#4. Use flushable wipes.

When potty training toddlers and teaching them to wipe, it is much easier to use flushable wipes. The thing about toilet paper is that it sticks to everything, which isn’t always good when you’re first learning to wipe your own booty. Using flushable wipes, you can get more of the mess cleaned up, in a quicker time frame.

#5. Give it some time.

No toddler is going to be a pro at wiping their butt in just a matter of days. Stick with it and in no time your toddler will be the best butt wiper on the planet. Just think of the freedom you will have when your toddler can wipe their butt and everyone else’s toddler still cannot. O’ the freedom that lies ahead!

#6. Use a reward system.

Something you may want to keep in mind when it comes to teaching your toddler to wipe their own butt is a reward system. When your toddler does their best with wiping their own booty, a sticker or a piece of chocolate is always nice. It motivates them to want to make do a good job the next time they wipe their own butt.

Teaching someone to wipe their own butt isn’t always the easiest thing, but at the end of the day, it’s worth it. What are some tips you have to teaching your toddler to wipe their own butt? I’d love to hear your tips!

How To Make Your Home More Elegant and Sophisticated – 5 Budget-Friendly Tips

August 19, 2016 Leave a comment

Having a high-end sophisticated-looking home is challenging especially if your decorating budget is tight. Fortunately, there are affordable ways to get the high-end, elegant and sophisticated look you desire. Here are 5 simple and budget-friendly tips from GoHaus.com on How To Make Your Home More Elegant and Sophisticated to enhance the look of your home.

How To Make Your Home More Elegant and Sophisticated

1.) Choose a Sophisticated Color Palette

Paint color can completely transform the appearance and feel of your home. Some colors add instant glamour to a space. To make your space more elegant choose either a bold and dramatic hue or a soft and understated tone. These hues make your home look more stylish and luxurious. Consider painting interior doors black; this instantly creates an expensive and sophisticated feel. Black doors should be complimented by black accessories that help tie the overall design together.

2.) Add pillows for elegance and comfort

If done right, adding pillows throughout your home adds a little extra comfort on the couch and also provides a layered and cozy feels to your room. Go for large, overstuffed pillows to create a plush but stylish appearance that is visually striking.

3.) Window Treatments are an indispensable accessory

A home lacking window treatments looks both cheap and unfinished. Luckily there are a wide variety of visually appealing window treatments that are affordable. Apart from adding elegance to a home they also provide much-desired privacy. Avoid unlined flimsy materials which tend to look cheap. To make your home more sophisticated, settle for elegant materials such as linen, cotton and natural silk. Keep in mind that man-made fabrics and polyester look cheap.

You have a wide array of options to choose from when it comes to window treatments. Viable options include wood blinds, woven bamboo shades or drapery.

4.) DIY Flooring such as vinyl plank and laminate flooring

Luxury vinyl flooring is a popular choice for enhancing the look of your home. An added advantage that makes it ideal is the pristine appearance and superior resistance to moisture. Vinyl is 100% plastic hence completely resistant to water. This means apart from enhancing your homes sophistication, this kind of flooring is also highly functional particularly in water-prone rooms such as bathrooms and kitchens.

Laminate flooring is also another great flooring option that can add class to your home. It is not only affordable but also easy to maintain, easy to install and adds a feeling of warmth to a space. Additionally, it is consists of 99% wood meaning its moisture resistance is reasonable. What more! It is naturally resistant to bacteria and mold growth. Consider going for a dark hue for a more luxurious feel.

If you are still wondering what the difference between vinyl and laminate is check out this article that explains in depth before you make your choice.

5.) Add accessories to your home

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Contrary to popular misconception, accessories don’t necessarily over-extend a decorating budget. They can actually be an affordable way of adding style and elegance to your home. Gold colored accessories are a great option that usually play well with most color schemes. This means specs of gold strategically placed in your home can instantly add sophistication and elegance to a space; the trick is moderation.

Making your home more sophisticated and stylish does not have to be expensive and time consuming. With these simple tips, it can be both fun and budget-friendly.

How to Shop Flooring Like A Pro

July 31, 2016 Leave a comment

In a long list of items that add value to a home, one of the tried and true housing updates to increase your home’s value is new wood flooring. According to Realtor.com, 54% of homebuyers will pay more for a home if it comes with wood flooring. However, not everyone knows or understands the best way to shop for flooring, and they many not even know the key terms to look for and ask about. We’ve teamed up with our friends at GoHaus to cover the basics of How to Shop Flooring Like a Pro.

How to Shop Flooring Like A Pro

You’re going to get asked a lot of questions when working with a flooring specialist. To make the process run as smoothly as possible, answer these questions for yourself before starting to work with a flooring specialist.

What flooring to do you want? Aside from the variety of wood species available as flooring, there is the choice of between a solid wood floor and an engineered wood floor. There are pros and cons to both; on the one hand solid wood can be refinished several times, while an engineered floor typically can’t; on the other hand, engineered wood tends to be a more stable solution when changes in humidity occur. To read more about engineered hardwood vs. solid hardwood click here.
Which room do you need flooring for? The answer to this question will indicate material that is recommended. If you want to install flooring in your basement, solid wood is not the answer.
Will you hire a professional installer? This is an important question to answer because, once again, it can determine which floor material is recommended. Nailing down a solid wood floor is an intricate process that requires an experienced professional. Some wood flooring is designated as a “floating floor,” which is easier for less experienced people to install. Speaking of professional installation – always carefully read the warranty to know what it does and does not cover. In the case of self-installation, some manufacturers may not cover that.
Do you know your true cost? Typically, this question comes in the form of “what is your budget?” However, the average consumer may only be thinking about the cost of the flooring itself. There are other factors you have to consider that impacts your price per square foot. Factors such as installation materials (nails, glue, underlayment), installation cost, and shipping costs. Add all of these factors up and divide by your square footage and you’ve now successfully identified your true cost per square foot.

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Don’t forget to research common wood flooring terms you’ll hear during your shopping process. You will want to know what these terms are and what they mean. Words such as:

Janka Hardness rating – a rating that indicates the durability of wood species. The higher the rating, the more durable it is considered.
Wood Veneer – in reference to engineered wood, a wood veneer is the top layer of the floor (the layer you see and walk on once installed). This is also referred to as the “wear layer.”
CARB Compliant – ensures that composite wood products strictly adhere to the formaldehyde emissions limits and indoor air quality standards set by the California Air Resources Board.
Lacey Act Compliant – Ensures that illegitimate wood products do not enter the Unites States. Meaning, that a wood floor was not illegally sourced.

Now that you have the basics of shopping for flooring like a pro, it’s time to get to work! Happy shopping!

How to Layer Patterns and Colors In Your Home

July 8, 2016 Leave a comment

When your pad has no pattern layers, color scheme or any semblance of a thought out design, it can make everything seem one-dimensional. This leads to a pretty boring and unwelcoming space. Once you’re out of your parents’ home and no longer living with 6 friends in a 2-bedroom bachelor pad in college, it’s time to start taking interior design a little more seriously!

You don’t have to be a professional interior designer to make a space vibrant and welcoming. By layering patterns and colors in the proper way anyone can make their apartment … well more adult like! We partnered with the interior design company GoHaus.com to share How to Layer Patterns and Colors In Your Home to really bring your space to life!

How to Layer Patterns and Colors In Your Home

Start Small!

Layering patterns and colors can be a daunting task. At first you think about all the things you need to consider: floors, walls, window coverings and drapes, upholstery, accessories… the list goes on. Our first tip is to start small!! Don’t be discouraged at the amount of stuff you think you have to change. We recommend starting with throw and floor pillows and small area rugs. You can get these items on a budget and play around with different pattern and color ideas before changing some big priced items in your apartment. You’d be surprised at how changing a few small things like throw pillows can really change the look and feel of a space.

Make Color Edits

One of the very first things you should start with is choosing the proper colors. We suggest to start with A LOT of colors and edit down from there. Grab some fabrics in a wide array of colors that you like and lay them all out. Start by tossing a few out right off the bat that clearly clash or do not go well in your space. Narrow it down until you have a main color scheme. A major color in every home is the floor. You should always take this into consideration when choosing a color scheme. If you’re thinking about changing that anytime in the near future we suggest grabbing some flooring samples in various colors and adding those into your color board to make sure your choices don’t clash with the biggest canvas in your home, your flooring!! Most retailers will send free flooring samples with no credit card information needed, making it a no brainer to add into your color board.

Add Contrast

Now that we’ve decided on the main color scheme, it’s time to add in some contrast. This means both pattern and color contrast. If you don’t know what contrasting colors work with your chosen color there is an awesome Adobe Color Tool online. You can input the color you chose and it will give you direct contrasting colors, the monochromatic color, complimenting colors, compound colors and anything else you need to match with that color.

The Perfect Mix of Scale

Most people get through the color and shapes fairly easily but find varying the scale of patterns to be the hardest task. We usually divide scale into three sizes: small, medium and large, and you want to vary these with your fabrics across any given room. As a general rule, try not to mix more than one fabric or item of both small and large scale. Small scale patterns clash like oil and water. If you look at the image below you can see a lot of small scale patterns together. It’s tough for your eye to decide which one to focus on…. Our point exactly. Stick with one small scale design.

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Large scale patterns don’t seem to clash up-close but when you step back 10 feet or so you can see how large scale patterns will look like they are trying to eat each other! Stick with one large scale pattern within a room as well.

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The exception is medium scale designs. You can do multiple of these across a room as long as you mix the shape and pattern. You want them to be drastically different, so the more varied the pattern for medium scale the better. Don’t mix similar style and geometrically shaped medium scale designs.

Those are our basic tips to get your started! Remember don’t be overwhelmed by all the options and items that need to be layered, start small and work your way up. You can make big changes with a few small design edits!

How to Find a Family Friendly Beach

July 6, 2016 Leave a comment

It’s summertime, which means it is the perfect time to find a beach. Not just any beach—a family friendly beach. Pack your picnic lunch and the sunscreen because you are about to spend the day with your family at an awesome beach and we’ve got the info on How to Find a Family Friendly Beach!

How to Find a Family Friendly Beach

Decide how far you are willing to drive.

Part of being family friendly means that you are not driving all day to get there. Most kids do not care to be in the car for a long period of time. (Although, if your family likes driving long distances, go for it). Deciding how far you will drive is the first step in finding a family friendly beach.

Google beaches in your area.

Another step in finding a family friendly beach is searching for the beaches in your area. Use keywords like “Beaches in XXX” or “Family friendly beaches in XXX.” From there, you can narrow down which beaches you want to go to by looking at the reviews. Reviews can tell you a lot about a beach. After you have looked at the online reviews, head on over to check out the Facebook reviews. People tend to be brutally honest on Facebook about their experiences.

Google the beach on Google images.

A picture is worth a thousand words, especially in Google images. People who have taken pictures of the beach and have posted them on a blog or on social media, there images will show up online. You can also look up images of the beach on Instagram and on Facebook. Knowing what a beach looks like before you go can really help you decide if it’s family friendly enough for you.

Check local and state laws.

You will want to see what kind of beach you’re visiting before you go. If it is a beach on a National Park, rules are bound to be stricter, which could work in your favor. However, if it is a private beach, rules may be more relaxed. Beaches that are not strict in the rules department sometimes allow alcohol, nudity, and so on. Definitely make sure it is not a nude beach before you go, that could backfire on you.

Finding a family friendly beach is way easier than you think. If all else fails, try going to a local beach and experiencing it for yourself. If it is a disaster—have a backup plan in mind!

What are some tips you have for finding a family friendly beach?

How to Become Friends with Your Mother-In-Law

June 16, 2016 Leave a comment

Are you wanting to become friends with your mother-in-law? Perhaps you even want to become best friends with her. Whatever your reasons or motives are—it is possible to become friends with your mother-in-law. After all, whether you like it or not, your mother-in-law is going to be around for a long time. It only makes sense to make sure you do what you can to be on her good side and make things much easier on your husband. So let’s chat over some coffee about How to Become Friends with Your Mother-In-Law.

How to Become Friends with Your Mother-In-Law

How to Become Best Friends with Your Mother-in-Law

#1. Ask her over for coffee.

Everyone loves coffee so why not invite her over, so you can talk about anything and everything. Okay, maybe not everyone (some things should be left between you and your spouse) but letting her hear your heart and letting her into your life (even just a little) can really help your relationship with her.

#2. Listen to her talk.

Mother-in-law’s get a bad rap just because they care deeply about their sons. They want to know that their sons are well cared for, taken care of, and the new woman in his life is ready to take on the role of being just as loving as she is. Listen to her when she talks and more importantly, don’t assume everything that comes out her mouth is bad.

#3. Don’t assume she’s out to get you.

The worst thing you can do is assume your mother-in-law hates you just because you are the women with her son. Yes, some mother-in-laws can be overly protective even if their son’s are grown men but most of them welcome a new woman in their son’s life. In the end, she wants see her son happy and he married YOU for a reason. So cut her some slack and don’t allow some assumption ruin chances of you being friends with her.

#4. Do something nice for her.

Go out of your way for her. Bring her breakfast, a cup of coffee, or even spend the day with her. You do the same for your best friends in life, right? So do the same for your new mom (she’s your mom now too). She will be grateful and happy and you will win her over in no time!

#5. Take interest in her hobbies.

Maybe your mother in law has a hobby of gardening or even exercising. Ask her if you can join her! Nothing creates a better bond than meeting someone on their level. You never know what your mother in law can teach you about her favorite things in life and who knows, you two might have more in common then you think!

#6. Treat her son right.

In the end, all that truly matters to your mother-in-law is how you treat her son. She wants the best for him and if that’s you – you have the ultimate way in. Give her son respect, love, and show that you care and in return you will get the same from her.

When it comes to being friends with your mother in law, there is no magical potion to make that happen. By being genuine and trying a few of our suggestions, you will be on your way to an everlasting friendship and relationship before you know it.

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What other tips would you offer to someone trying to become friends with their mother in law?

How to Plan a Home Remodeling Project

June 15, 2016 Leave a comment

Maybe you’ve just bought a new home, or maybe you want to revamp a room that’s clearly out-of-date. In either case, a home remodel doesn’t have to be complicated. We’ve teamed up with GoHaus to make planning your next home remodeling project effortless if you follow our 5 easy steps on How to Plan a Home Remodeling Project.

How to Plan a Home Remodeling Project

Write Down What You Want

The first step is to nail down the end-goal for your project. Are you doing a floor-to-ceiling remodel of a basement to convert it to a game room, or are you updating a kitchen? Determine which room you want to remodel, and everything you want to change. Write down every detail you want, and what the results are when the project is all said and done. Dreaming of new Tigerwood flooring in the living room? Write it down. Take down all necessary measurements of the room, walls, and whatever else that may be replaced. This way, you can better plan the materials and contracted work needed for the remodel. Creating a mood board or Pinterest board will help inspire ideas as well.

Set a Budget

Every project needs a budget. Set a realistic budget to allow for materials, labor, and unforeseen events. If necessary, do the research on the average cost for a similar project in your area to make sure the costs are within your means. This means getting an estimate from a contractor if you’re planning on outsourcing the work, and researching the average cost of materials online. For example, Home Advisor reports that most homeowners spent between $11,000 and $29,000 on a full kitchen remodel last year. The average kitchen remodel costs $20,000. Make sure these numbers are in-line with what you plan on spending.

Set a Timeline

Setting a timeline is especially important for large remodeling projects. Be sure to include timing for shipping, acclimation of materials, and installation for each phase of the project. This will help keep both you and your contractor (if you choose to hire one) on schedule. No one wants to be displaced from his or her home for too long!

Source Materials

Surprisingly, you can find a lot of remodeling materials online at a much cheaper cost than if you were to go to Lowe’s or Home Depot. Since these online stores don’t have to pay for a brick-and-mortar retail space, they transfer their overhead savings into the cost of the product, which makes things cheaper for you! It’s also easy to order samples in case you want to see the materials first before you buy. For example, www.gohaus.com offers 100% free samples for all of their flooring, which includes getting it shipped straight to your doorstep. Not only is this convenient, it frees up your time to shop for contractors!

Select a Contractor

If you’re not planning on completing the project yourself, you must find a reputable and reliable contractor to do it for you. It’s recommended to interview at least four or five contractors. If you’re not sure where to look, ask friends and family, or check Yelp and Angie’s List. Both of these sources will allow you to read candid reviews of your prospective contractor. During the interview, ask questions about their previous work, get information on insurance, bonding, and permits, and ask for references. Make sure everything checks out. Once you find a contractor that will fit your needs on timeline and costs, request a signed contract that includes all of the agreed upon details.

Get to work!

That’s it! The planning process is done, and now it’s time to execute. Happy remodeling!

How to Create The Perfect Budget

June 12, 2016 Leave a comment

Whether it’s to take a vacation or splurge on something fun we all wish we had a bit more cash to play with. Before you start digging into the couch cushions looking for spare change, know that you can have the money you seek but it’s going to take some planning and work on your end. Let’s talk about How to Create The Perfect Budget.

How to Create The Perfect Budget

I am about to share the best tips on creating the perfect budget but before I do, you need to know that you have to be committed to doing this. Money won’t magically fall from the tree in your backyard so you have to be proactive with the money you do have. With that being said, here are some tips on how to create the perfect budget.

Write down expenses – The first rule of fight club (just kidding) but the first rule in creating a budget is to know where your money is going. Write down EVERY SINGLE expense. Including those Netflix fees. Seeing it all out on paper might just be a bit overwhelming but we are going to help fix that!
Separate your wants and needs – Look I know many of you might disagree that your subscription to HBO every month is want because I get it, Game of Thrones is something I like to watch too, but it isn’t a need. Separate your wants vs your needs into columns on another sheet of paper. Then take a look to see what you can eliminate. Remember even a $5 subscription to US Weekly can free up a lot of your budget over time.
Decide what is worth keeping – Now you know what you are spending monthly, where it’s going, and the difference between a want and something you need. Obviously, things like food, shelter, clothing, utilities are needs but if there is anything you can remove from the want category – do it to initially free up some money in your budget. Then each month pay on your needs and if there is anything left over use it to pay down debt or stick into savings.
Do it together – If you are married or have a partner you share expenses with, make a budget together. You need each other now more than ever and you have to come to a middle ground. Talk about expenses, talk about wants and needs, and create the budget together.
Use Cash – Something that I am passionate about is the Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University program and within that program he teaches how to use cash to stay within your budget. You create an envelope for each expense and put cash to cover that expense inside. It keeps you from over spending, getting into debt, or paying high interest on credit cards. Cash is the best way to create a budget and stick to it – it hurts more to give away cash then it is to charge it.
Time to save for the wants – So now you have your budget and you are paying for all of your needs. If you are out of debt, have savings built, and are ready to add into some wants into your monthly budget, you can create envelops for those. Look at your monthly budget and see where you might have some spare money to play with. Then, decide what you want to use it on. Maybe it’s a monthly pedicure or date night out to a fancy restaurant, whatever it is, reward yourself for all of your hard work. You can also start saving the change you get from using all that cash. Put it into a jar with a fun label on it to work towards adding something fun and special to your budget.
Reassess your budget often – Creating a budget is the easiest part of this entire thing but maintaining it is another story. You can’t just create a budget once and then never look back. Expenses often change from month-to-month (unexpected illnesses, changes in work hours, increase in hourly rate, etc.) so you have to adjust your budget accordingly. I usually look at my budget once a month and if there is something I see I can’t afford or extra money left over, then I know what to do. Just think of your budget like a baby you have to constantly care for.

Now you know how to create the perfect budget. Be proactive in the way you handle money and always know where your money goes. You will be on your way to having extra cash in your hands each month in no time!

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How to Stop a Bloody Nose

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How to Teach Your Toddler to Wipe Their Own Butt

How To Make Your Home More Elegant and Sophisticated – 5 Budget-Friendly Tips

How To Make Your Home More Elegant and Sophisticated

How to Shop Flooring Like A Pro

How to Shop Flooring Like A Pro

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How to Layer Patterns and Colors In Your Home

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How to Find a Family Friendly Beach

How to Become Friends with Your Mother-In-Law

How to Become Best Friends with Your Mother-in-Law

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