A few months ago, I decided to focus on intentional spending. Intentional spending is the practice of deliberately choosing how to allocate your money in alignment with your values, priorities, and long-term financial goals. This time we’re taking it one step further and practicing intentional baking with clean foods. So, in this blog post, we’re
The first thing I did after I got home from taking Sugar to her first vet visit was purchase insurance. I wanted to minimize future vet bill sticker shocks as much as I could. I figured pet insurance might help me manage Sugar’s health expense better. But, I had no idea where to start. So,
This month is all about investing. Investing our time, energy, and our money. As a dog mom, investing means setting aside time and money to take care of you and your fur baby’s well-being. The beauty is we can start investing my using what we have right in front of us, like using a few
Behind every dog mom, is a dog cheering her on as she’s working towards her goals. And girl, let me tell you. These goals sometimes take money. So, why not have a side hustle that gives you the best of both worlds? A side hustle that gives you the chance to spend time with your
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