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Howdy, howdy friends! I promised you I’d soon be announcing a Simply Earth giveaway soon and here we are! If you missed my last post where I reviewed the Simply Earth subscription box, go check it out! If you decide to place an order, be sure to use my referral link and coupon code to get $40 off your next box from Simply Earth. My Referral Link:  https://simplyearth.com?rfsn=2671534.0327e6 My Coupon Code: HUNTRESSATHOMEFREE So, giveaway time! If you would like to enter, head over to my Instagram page @HuntressAtHome. You’ll find the instructions there. What The Giveaway Includes This is a PETS themed Simply Earth box!Read More →

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I spent the month of May talking about intentional parenting and how that’s taking shape in my home. In that same vein, I’m also currently at the NCHE Thrive Homeschool Conference, which I want to come back to. But I want to pivot for a moment to something I’m really excited about sharing with you this coming month. Whether it be character building, cleaning techniques, or the food we eat, I consider the constant improvement of my home one of my roles as a wife, mother and Christian woman. And this product is something that is really helping me do that in a unique andRead More →

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This is the third installment in my series on Intentional Parenting. You can read about My Goals for 2019 here. So, I have a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition & Dietetics degree. I planned from the day I graduated on not only curating for myself the greatest diet ever, but also feeding my kids THE most optimal diet known to man. I just knew they would be the type to eat whatever I put in front of them. I would not have picky kids. I wouldn’t take no for an answer. And then I had said kids. And it all went to pot. Seriously, is there anythingRead More →

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Hi friends! I hope the crisp weather is treating you well! As for us, we’ve been dealing with stuffy noses and wisdom teeth extraction. I’ve been so out of sorts because my husband has been so busy with work. Consequently, I’ve been basically single-parenting for a couple of weeks. And now I’m feeling pretty set back after having my wisdom teeth pulled this past week. Despite having very little time to devote to the blog, Huntress At Home is growing! I’m so excited for the future and the possibilities. And I wanted to just take a minute to say thank you to all my readers!Read More →

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If there’s something I’ve learned about finances as a stay-at-home mom, it’s this: living on one income is a challenge! It takes serious budgeting and even sacrifice at times to make it work. It’s no wonder many SAHMs decide to supplement with a side income by taking up a part-time job or start their own business. (Sometimes finances being a secondary reason to do so—the first being sanity.) Personally, I do a conglomeration of things to bring in small bits of money. Though, with a two-year-old and a 6-month-old, there aren’t many long-term jobs I can commit to. At least, nothing that can’t be doneRead More →

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Hi, readers! It’s that time of the month again–my May favorites post! A collection of things I’ve been using this month that have made my life easier. Or things that are just plain fun! I’m looking back over the month and realize I haven’t posted anything since my last “favorites” post. Alongside my apologies for the unpredictable nature of my posting schedule, I’ll say this: it is really hard to adjust to any sort of part-time work with two babies at home. I mean, really hard!? Once Junior #2 is sleeping through the night (thus allowing me to forgo taking naps when the kids do),Read More →

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Today I’m introducing a new series of monthly posts: Favorites! At the end of each month I want to share a collection of things I’ve been loving with you. I’ve always enjoyed watching youtube videos and reading posts of this type.  So, I thought, why not start a series like this myself? Let’s go! February favorites: Ebook: How to Blog for Profit Without Selling Your Soul I stumbled across this ebook by Ruth Soukup one day in January and downloaded it immediately on Amazon because it was a good price and I’ve been looking for some concise instructions on website growth. How To Blog For ProfitRead More →

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What is a war book, you may ask? Based off the movie “War Room,“ a war book is essentially a portable prayer closet. And, today, I’m excited to give you a peek into mine! In the movie, which I highly recommend if you haven’t seen it, the main characters practice quiet time with God by returning daily to a closet they have set aside for prayer and reflection. Scriptures and handwritten prayers are posted on the walls. It’s called a war room, because prayer is our weapon against the enemy in spiritual warfare. Well. I don’t exactly have a leftover walk-in closet in my house toRead More →

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I’m spending the month of January expanding on my goals for 2018. Today, I’m talking about my goals for my home and how I plan to get rid of clutter this year! You can check out my complete list of 33 goals on my post, New Year’s Goals For 2018. Yes, I realize 33 goals may be overkill, but I say… Goal hard or go home. *Slaps knee at how hilarious I think I am* 1. Organize & implement storage solutions throughout the house. So, I’ve gotten really tired of clutter under the kitchen sink, the top of the nursery dresser staying piled with diapers,Read More →

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Anyone who has been married longer than a week knows that marriage is hard work. It takes a lot of care and maintenance to keep all the aspects of this complex institution running smoothly. And sometimes, even with tremendous effort, things can be bumpy. Storms come, complacency sets in, temptations rise, and selfishness erodes. That’s why I try to set goals for my marriage every year. This June, my husband and I will have been married for 5 years. For some of you seasoned couples out there, 5 years is chump change! No argument there! Nevertheless, I’m proud to look back on 5 years andRead More →