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8 contributions to The American Homemaker
Butchering Day: Honoring the Animal, Teaching the Child, Using the Whole Hen
Butchering day on our homestead. I chose to include my toddler in the process, not to expose her to harshness, but to ground her in reality. Food doesn’t magically appear wrapped in plastic. Life feeds life. And when we honor that truth early, we raise children who are grateful, not entitled. Before anything else, she said her goodbyes. This was the hardest part for my Mama heart as she once held these hens as babies, but this is how we build a foundation of understanding. Here’s how we utilized the entire bird: ~The whole hen → simmered low and slow into rich, mineral dense broth ~The meat → nourishing meals for our family ~The livers → cooked for a simple, protein rich breakfast (my personal favorite!) ~The feet → given to the dogs (excellent for joints and teeth) ~The feathers → saved for a future crafts and learning projects This is about stewardship. Homestead skills are best passed down through observation and hands on experience.When children see this from the beginning, they learn that provision comes with responsibility. This is what it looks like to raise children with the land instead of apart from it. To teach them where nourishment comes from. To let them see the full circle of life. This is slow living. This is intentional parenthood on a homestead.
Butchering Day: Honoring the Animal, Teaching the Child, Using the Whole Hen
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Yes, beautiful. It's important for us to all (big and small) to honor the sacrifice of life for life. If we were to all "meet our meat", we would consume differently.
The Internet Has Changed Everything
Not even trying to sell anything… but the internet has really changed how people earn money these days. If you had to start an online business today, what would you probably do?
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The internet has definitely change everything in life. Not always good but sometimes it makes things incredibly possible. It opens so many doors for goods and services. My husband and I have been exploring lots of different platforms over the past couple of years and are now incorporating a mix of platforms with our 'in person' business of raising quail. I love being able to write and create while sharing about our little micro-hatchery. What are you building, @Shay Janae ?
Happy National Homemakers Day!
Homemaking isn’t just what we do, it’s who we are. God called women to be keepers of the home, not in weakness, but in holy strength. To serve, nurture, and build what lasts. Happy National Homemakers Day to the women who make houses homes.🤍🍞🌻 #nationalhomemakersday The Homemaker’s Creed I am a homemaker, a keeper of peace and creator of rhythm. Within these walls, I’m building culture, raising hearts, and protecting what truly matters. My work may look simple, but it shapes generations. Each meal, each habit, each act of care is an anchor in a noisy world. This home is my ground, my place of strength. I choose presence over hurry, purpose over trend. Homemaking isn’t retreat, it’s resilience. It is where legacy begins, and love takes root. 🕯️🌾
1 like • Nov '25
That's nice but I also feel like everyday is Homemaker Day. When you love your God given role, everyday is a blessing. Don't you think? I love this Homemaker's Creed
Cast-Iron Beef & Cabbage Skillet (Low Carb)
Dinner done in one pan~steady energy, happy crew. Save this for busy nights. 🌾
Cast-Iron Beef & Cabbage Skillet (Low Carb)
0 likes • Oct '25
I love a cabbage skillet meal. Cabbage is such a great meal extender!
Homemaking with Toddlers Beside You
Motherhood doesn’t pause homemaking, it perfects it. This lesson is all about inviting our little ones into real, meaningful work (not busywork), shaping hearts through the daily tasks. What’s one task you’ll invite your child into this week, kitchen, laundry, garden, or chores? Share below so we can cheer you on! ⭐Check out this lesson in the Classroom section!
0 likes • Oct '25
I don't have littles at home anymore but am now a grandma, so my role is to support and encourage my daughter and son-in-law as they disciple my grandson. He's just 14 months old but they are so intentional about including him in home tasks. He follows instructions to pick up quite well and his new skill is reaching the clothes inside the dryer (which they love until he climbed inside). It is a beautiful thing to see and follow their lead as he support them.
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Quail micro-hatchery owner | Giving a voice to quail peeps with a POD shop | Embracing the slower, self-sufficient life through simple homesteading

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Joined Sep 30, 2025
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