Let’s face it, being a mom can be super hectic. With job obligations, household responsibilities and kids who bounce from one activity to another, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Here are a few essentials that can make life a little easier.
AIR FRYER (FROM $69.99)
I cannot live without my air fryer. If I need to make a quick meal, I can throw some nuggets and fries in there and be done in under 20 minutes.
CROCKPOT (FROM $39.99)
This is one of the best gadgets around — particularly for busy families. If you’re on the go a lot, you can start your meal in the morning, and dinner’s ready by the time you come home. Talk about a major time saver!
LITTLE GREEN BISSELL (FROM $119.99)
Messes are bound to happen. The Little Green Bissell lets you spot clean stains and spills on furniture and carpet.
DRY-ERASE FAMILY CALENDAR (FROM $27.93)
These dry-erase calendars are perfect way to keep the family on track. They are fully customizable and have plenty of room to add everyone’s schedules.
WATER WIPES (FROM $3.99)
These wipes are always handy if you’re heading out. When you don’t have the option to wash your hands, these are a great alternative.
TOILET SEAT COVERS (FROM $9.99)
There are few things scarier than having to take your little one into a public restroom. They want to touch everything, including the seat. These disposable covers surrounded the seats completely and keep little hands from touching things they shouldn’t.
HAND SANITIZER (FROM $4.99)
It’s inevitable that little hands will get into any and everything. Sanitizer is a quick, simple solution to keep your child’s hand protected between washings.
PORTABLE CHARGER (FROM $7.99)
There’s nothing worse than being out and about and having your phone die. A portable charger easily fits into your purse or diaper bag and can give your phone a quick boost.
Ariel Chamberlain is mom and lifestyle blogger based on the Mis- sissippi Gulf Coast. Connect with her via Instagram (@thelemon- soflife1, her blog (www.thelemon- soflife.com) or by email at arielc@ thelemonsoflife.com.
