Vision boards are not a new concept. They’re amazing at mapping out your goals, including your financial goals, and a great tool for visual learners like me. Creating a vision board are also a great self-care practice for dog moms because it allows us to visualize ourselves achieving our dreams. However, here’s the real secret
Dog parties are more than a way to celebrate your dog. It’s also a way for dog parents to connect with each other. Like most dog moms, I celebrate Sugar’s birthday every year. The idea of hosting or attending a dog party sounds like a fun idea to me. So, I decided to explore the
Let’s be honest. When it comes to budgeting, there’s only so many expenses you can cut. So, this month we’re dishing about increasing income through our favorite love language, baking pupcakes. And we’re kicking things off with highlighting these Bean Drop Cooler Pupcakes. Check out the recipe in our eBook, Yappy Hour: Living in My
“I’m sorry, what?” When I first took Sugar to the vet, was completely caught off guard. Who knew it costs this much just for a visit? And “What do you mean I have to bring her back for additional shots?” “Why didn’t anyone tell me, WTF?” I’m sure most first-time dog moms have said that
Girl, listen. I wish I would’ve known this sooner too. Pet rent increase is an actual thing, and they add up. Let me tell you, I spent $300 in extra rent expenses during my first year as a dog mom thanks to pet rent. As a new dog mom, I didn’t factor that into my
Joy is going from clutter to calm with your finances. Did you know that an unorganized financial life can lead to less money in your pocket? And no dog mom wants that. Organizing your finances gives you clarity in your financial situation as well as saves you time and energy. Most importantly, organizing your finances