- Only buy athletic clothes for kids that are school age
- Buy the good tennis shoes
- Wal-Mart diapers are the best
- Wal-Mart wipes are the best
- Only ever buy white toothpaste. Unless you want sparkly blue residue all over your kids bathrooms.
- Brush your kids teeth until they are 15.
- Have your kids teeth sealed.
- Buy the beef hot dogs.
- Keep chewable pain relievers and fever reducers handy.
- Always have an ice pack in the freezer.
- Always have chips and chocolate.
- Keep Excedrin for yourself.
- Order your groceries online.
- Auto pay for everything.
- Drive your car for ten years.
- Quit trying to keep up with everyone else.
- Don’t gossip.
- Take a personal health day.
- Keep Lysol wipes in every bathroom.
- One pet. That’s it.
- Have a limit at Christmas for spending money.
- Buy your partner a Christmas gift.
- Don’t forget your Mom’s birthday.
- Buy a purse with a lot of pockets.
- Always have a pen.
- Always have a BlowPop in your purse.
- Charge your phone.
- Put a shatter proof screen protector on your phone.
- Keep a bucket specifically for puke.
- Buy a lot of towels.
- Always have a pair of black slacks and nice shoes or pretty dress and nice shoes for each child.
- Get the fanny pack. Who cares if you’re wearing a fanny pack. You only have two hands.
- Don’t stare at other peoples kids when they are having a meltdown.
- Buy paper towels and toilet paper in bulk.
- Buy a huge pair of sweatpants.
- Have a pretty black dress and heels for yourself.
- Never wear low rise jeans.
- Curel lotion. Always.
- Sunscreen.
- No TANNING BEDS.
- Never go to bed mad.
- Nothing good ever happens after midnight.
- Always buy the Old Navy flip flops.
- Don’t skimp on trash bags.
- Have a favorite show and don’t miss it.
- Go on a weekly bike ride with your kids.
- Buy good braziers.
- Wash your sheets.
- Change your air filter.
- Water your foundation.
- Keep emergency gift cards for teachers.
- Keep emergency twenty dollar bills for birthday gifts for your kids friends.
- Don’t forget to tell the people you love how much they mean to you.
—Valerie Lazarchick