Welcome to A Beautifully Fit Soul blog! Here you can find my blog posts about beauty, travel and more. My journey with parenting, budgeting and trying to become more organized will also be posted about. I hope to be able to share things that I find that make my life easier. You can also view my links page to see products and apps I recommend. My Amazon shop page has all of the products that I have loved or hope to try. I also have a daughter who struggles with ADHD, dyslexia and other learning disabilities. Hopefully I can share blog posts about our journey through getting her diagnosed and getting help.
Between work, taking care of the kids, and managing the house, it’s no wonder parents often feel like they don’t have any time for themselves – let alone time for a date night with their partner. But date nights are essential for keeping the spark alive in any relationship. My parents taught us from early […]
One of the best things about summer is that it allows us to spend more time outdoors. And what better way to enjoy the outdoors than by gathering around a campfire with friends? There are many great reasons to gather around a campfire, including the fact that it’s a great way to relax and unwind.
Although I am still only self-diagnosed with ADHD, I’ve learned a lot about what having ADHD means for myself and my daughter. Only after my daughter’s diagnosis did I research how ADHD affects everyday life. Many things I struggle with started making much more sense to me. Productivity has always been a challenge of mine.
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If you’re like most people with ADHD, you’ve probably tried a lot of different planners to find one that works for you. And if you’re like most people with ADHD, you’ve probably given up in frustration. Unfortunately, I can’t tell you how many different planners I’ve purchased or apps I’ve downloaded over the years trying
