BeautyQueen

 It's hard juggling life as a mum as well as working. I am forever thankful for the job I have, but I still find it tough even with my job to work with a baby, so I thought I would talk more about how I manage to cope. Every night before bed, I make a to-do list of everything I need to achieve in the day. Right at the top of the list is all the household chores, appointments and things like that, stuff that needs to be done to keep my household up and running. Once I have everything that has to be done, I add to the list with things that I want to get done for work,  in order of most important to get done to least important.  My list will look something like this: Appointment at 12 with GP Cook dinner A load of diapers washed  Hang up diapers Wash baby clothing Hang up baby clothing Dishes Film What I eat in a day youtube video Write 1 blog post Continue editing project hope By doing this, I can ensure that the things that have to be done get done. For me, work is my...

 Keeping on top of housework can be hard, whether that be because you work full time or because you have children running around the house—whatever the reason, I can understand getting behind.  I used to go weeks without cleaning, and the house would pile up with mess and become too much to handle, and I would have to spend a whole day cleaning up and then I would be tired. People think that everything has to have a place and if it doesn't then, you'll never be able to keep the place tidy, which is false. I live in a tiny two-bedroom house, and the only rooms that everything has a place for are my daughters' room, the kitchen and the bathroom. The living room and my bedroom are storage to put it lightly, but I still manage to keep it tidy, and this is how. First is something everyone dreads; get on top of the mess. If you start with a clean house, then your life will be a lot easier, trust me. While it feels like a lot to get on top of it now, you will feel better starting ...