Elizabeth Kuras

Walmart style list for moms, babies, and toddlers — all the affordable, comfy, actually-cute clothing we wear on repeat. I keep this list updated with new drops, staples that last, and pieces that are mom-life approved. If you love Walmart finds, this is your go-to closet hub!

A roundup of my favorite Sam’s Club finds that I actually use in real life as a mom of little ones. I’m picky about what comes home with us, so these are the things that are genuinely worth the money—whether you’re stocking up on toys, grabbing clothes that last longer than one wash, or hunting down the best seasonal deals

These are the toddler items we actually use every single day — not things that look cute in a basket and then collect dust. Everything here encourages independence, calm play, real-life skills, and less overstimulation. As a mom of littles, and someone who’s tried so many things… these are the ones that earned a permanent spot in our routine. No clutter. No “one-time wonders.” Just practical, used-and-loved favorites.

Budget Christmas decor but make it magical. Affordable garlands, cozy lights, cute accents, and all the holiday vibes for less. These are my mom-approved picks for decorating your home without overspending this season. Merry, cozy, and realistically priced 🎄✨

Your postpartum survival guide: everything I recommend for pain relief, healing, and daily comfort. I have gone through postpartum 3 times… about to be 4 times in the last 4 years!

From first latch jitters to 3 a.m. let-downs — everything I used (and still swear by) to make breastfeeding work after three babies

These are the books my toddlers actually sits through without bouncing off the walls or turning storytime into chaos…Slow-paced, gentle, and engaging, they’re perfect for quiet moments, bedtime, or when I just need a few calm minutes. Each one is a little lifesaver for keeping my kiddos focused, happy, and learning but guess what without the overstimulation!

Because postpartum recovery deserves rest, softness, and sanity