The Big Book of Major Mum Hacks
Electronic book text
150 simple tips and tricks to help you boss family life
Make family life even more fun and easier for everyone with these creative hacks that save you time and money!
Many of us feel the need for perfection and it's certainly a pressure mums can experience. Are we failing if we can't do it all? Are we cheating if we cut corners? And the icing on the cake? We're the ones who end up missing out on enjoying time with our kids.Major Mum Hacks is here to help! In her new book, you'll find the tools to think outside the box, be clever with the time you have and ensure you can truly enjoy every moment together as a family.Friendly, accessible and full of ways to make the most brilliant memories, The Big Book of Major Mum Hacks by Casey Major-Bunce showcases 150 game-changing tips and tricks to boss family life. The book is packed with pictures throughout as well as handy QR code links to exclusive hack demonstrations from Casey herself.Save time, save money, have fun!Buy now!
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- ISBN: 9781408733752
- Author: Casey Major-Bunce
- Pub date: 13.03.25
- RRP: $19.99
- Format: Electronic book text
Author
Casey Major-Bunce
Meet Casey, the incredible mother-of-four who knows how to think outside the box! From a young age, Casey has embraced her dyslexia, which has given her a unique perspective on the world. Her family is a beautiful mix of neurodiversity, who celebrate and embrace their differences.
Casey firmly believes that mums are true superheroes. They can juggle multiple roles like nurses, doctors, dentists, therapists, party planners, personal shoppers, and even chefs! And they might even have a cheeky shower once a week. She understands that being a mum requires a lot of hard work and dedication. But Casey is determined to make motherhood easier by finding ways to save time and preserve sanity. She knows that time and sanity are priceless. If you know anyone that sells sanity, do let her know! She strives to help mums save money while making their journey as enjoyable as possible. Of course, Casey acknowledges that she's not perfect, but who is? Perfection is like chasing a unicorn - it's just not attainable. But what matters most to Casey is the love and joy she experiences as a mother. Despite facing challenges with depression from a traumatic childhood event, Casey firmly believes that becoming a mum was the best thing that ever happened to her. Her children have brought light and purpose into her life, and she cherishes every moment she spends nurturing their growth and development. So let's celebrate Casey and all the amazing mums and carers out there who are doing their best, one super heroic day at a time!