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I broke down exactly how I’m approaching content planning for 2026 on the blog, including:
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What I’m doing this January 👇
• IPL for sun spots and veins on my cheeks and chin
• My third round of Morpheus8 on my neck and marionette lines
• A VI Peel to finish out the month strong

I planned to start a retinol this month, but since I stacked treatments, I’m easing in slowly starting with my chest and the backs of my hands (more on that later).

January skin care isn’t about drastic changes. It’s about smart timing, intention, and setting your skin up for the rest of the year.

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At Home, Kids, Life · July 19, 2019

Back 2 School

We start back to school the second week of August. I am not ready to be done with summer yet but I am slowly trying to do a few things a week to get ready for school.

This year I got lucky and the boys didn’t grow that much so their uniforms from last year are mostly going to work. I got rid of a few that looked a little worn and replaced all of their shirts. It can get expensive doing all the back to school shopping at once so I try to work on it a little at a time over the summer months.

School Supplies.

This year I ordered the school supplies from the PTA. Last year I did my own shopping and it was far more expensive than I thought it was going to be. The box that the school sells is less than $50 and they deliver it to the school. I opted for the easy option this year.

I have learned though that sometimes these generated lists for the entire grade level don’t cover everything that the student or teacher need. I try to send an email before school starts asking if there are any additional needs for my kids and if there is anything the teacher can use. Generally they have small items they are looking for to use as manipulatives and such. It’s such a big help to have parents willing to send in a few extra things.

Uniforms.

As I mentioned before I lucked out this year and the boys didn’t grow that much so their shorts and pants fit. I have found a few brands that I love and a few that I don’t.

Brands I love. The Old Navy Uniform shirts did really well for us last year. They faded but didn’t get stretched out. I love the French Toast uniform shorts and you can purchase them from Target or Amazon. So for the winter I usually do these jeans from Target. Our school isn’t really strict about the type of pants they wear so these were really durable and lasted all winter.

Brands I don’t love. We used the Cat and Jack Uniform shirts two years ago and they didn’t work at all. I had to replace most of them by the time January rolled around.

Jackets.

Last year I found the most perfect jackets for the kids with school. I wanted something that wasn’t bulky, would be warm on really cold days but not too hot on cool days in the fall. This one was perfect and it folded up perfectly into their school bags. I went with blue because it is there school color but there is a lot of variety to choose from. I also love that North Face comes with a warranty and they are a good quality product and will last more than one year.

Shoes.

Peyton learned to tie his shoes last year and Pax is on his way to learning too. However I find that a lot of times they don’t want to stop and tie them which means they are dragging through the mud, dirt and in the bathroom. I bought these stretchy laces last year and they made getting shoes on and off so much easier.

Winter Wear.

We don’t have too many days when it is so cold the boys need to prepare for freezing temps. I purchased these and they were able to use them for school and for soccer.

Backpacks.

In Kindergarten the kids get a tote bag so we don’t need backpacks until first grade. Last year I originally ordered Peyton a LL Bean back pack because I was told they had a great warranty. Well fast foreword to January and something happened to the bag and they wouldn’t honor the warranty. I wasn’t buying another $50 backpack so I looked for other options.

I went with the Jansport and found one on Amazon. It was actually less pockets than the first one which I liked better. Plus it was only about $26. Peyton’s backpack from last year is still in great shape and I ordered the same on for Paxton this year.

Lunch Kits.

Last year the boys ordered lunch every day at school. This summer they decided they want to bring lunch because it takes too much time in the line and they want to hang out with their friends more. Social before hot food I guess.

When they had lunch kits in the past I always struggled with keeping them clean. This year I specifically looked for a lunch kit that was washable so I can throw it into the laundry at the end of the week. This one looks like it will be easy to carry and it’s also washable.

Water Bottles.

I ordered the exact same water bottles this year that I did last year because they worked so well. They are from Shop Dreve and you can find them here. This year I got an extra set of straws because I would have liked to change them out half way in the year. She can order you an extra set when you order the water bottles.

We aren’t ready to peace out to the summer just yet but preparing early will let us enjoy every last second!

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  1. Crystal @The Holliday Collective says

    July 19, 2019 at 7:19 am

    What a great list! Though my kids’ school sends most items to our home, I’ve started to pick up a few things we need now, to get best available and to help offset one big purchase. I have a list in Trello with school items we want or need. You’re right, if you start early you can enjoy what’s left of summer. ?

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It comes from unrealistic planning.

A content planning strategy should support your life and business, not compete with them. If your plan feels doable, you’re far more likely to show up consistently — and consistency is what actually builds trust and visibility.

I broke down exactly how I’m approaching content planning for 2026 on the blog, including:
• Why consistency matters more than doing everything
• How many platforms you really need
• Why weekly planning works better than daily scrambling

Save this post if you’re rethinking your strategy this year, and head to the blog to read the full breakdown.
My @nike Cortez Bubblegum Pink sneakers are a pair My @nike Cortez Bubblegum Pink sneakers are a pair of shoes that I consider essential. They are on rotation more than any other sneaker I have in my closet and I would venture to say more than most of my other shoes. They are the perfect profile for pants, dresses and shorts. I love how cute they are with socks too. 

@fashivly I vote you need the pair you were talking about on TikTok. Best sneakers I own!!
Let’s talk about January, and why it’s the perfect Let’s talk about January, and why it’s the perfect time to tweak your skin.

Cold weather, less sun, and fewer outdoor plans make January ideal for treatments that require downtime and sun avoidance. If you’ve been thinking about introducing retinol, doing laser treatments, or booking a chemical peel, this is your window.

The biggest hurdle with treatments like IPL, Morpheus8, and peels isn’t the treatment itself... it’s protecting your skin while it heals. Post-Christmas and pre-summer gives your skin the time it actually needs to recover, reset, and show results.

What I’m doing this January 👇
• IPL for sun spots and veins on my cheeks and chin
• My third round of Morpheus8 on my neck and marionette lines
• A VI Peel to finish out the month strong

I planned to start a retinol this month, but since I stacked treatments, I’m easing in slowly starting with my chest and the backs of my hands (more on that later).

January skin care isn’t about drastic changes. It’s about smart timing, intention, and setting your skin up for the rest of the year.

If “a little refresh” has been on your wishlist, now really is the time. 💆‍♀️✨
It’s Monday!! Second week of the new year. Style x It’s Monday!! Second week of the new year. Style x Strategy is in your inbox. If you aren’t on the list sign up at the link in my bio.  It’s a great week to have a great week.
My ideas have ideas. #mardigras #costumeseason #dr My ideas have ideas. #mardigras #costumeseason #dressup
This week we hopped right back into our routine th This week we hopped right back into our routine this week with Paxton’s last basketball game of his Junior High season.  He asked us to hire @cadecaptures.1 to take some pics and I am so incredibly glad we did. Cade is a student photographer who will come to your student athletes game and take pics of them playing. He’s a great kid and immensely talented and I had the pictures back in two days. If you are looking for a way to capture some images of your student athlete send Cade a DM. We will definitely be hiring him again next season. #studentathlete #basketball #juniorhighbasketball #northshore #mandeville
You can still read the drink menu in dry January, You can still read the drink menu in dry January, right?  #bff #workhusband #bookclub
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