Don't Buy Kids' Books Impulsively

Don’t touch it. Put the down the book!📗💰✋ When I was a new homeschool mom, I bought so much on clearance or at garage sales. I wish a wiser mom had told me to save my money, and I need someone to get those bad purchases off my kid bookshelves still! 👉👉It’s okay to not buy the kid books. 👉👉Be a homeschool mom rebel with me. 📕Don’t buy a book on sale for “just in case”. 📗Even if “everyone” online loves a book, that doesn’t mean it’s the best for your family. 📘Wait until you actually need a certain book. Then you’ll actually use it. 📙Don’t buy it right then. Leave it in the Amazon cart for a week. You’ll change your mind. 📕Borrow it from the library or friends instead. You can always buy it when you know you like it. 📗Consider audiobooks. I’m now paying for ebooks when I have a paper version because the kid who needs them prefers audio. It still counts! Day 6 #hereisourhomeschool wants to see my bookshelves. I don’t even want to see that mess! 🤣@intentionalhomeschooling If you don’t buy the books… 1️⃣Less to get rid of later 2️⃣Less cluttering shelves 3️⃣Less guilt when you never use them 4️⃣Less lost money! I still prefer my kids to use paper, but audiobooks totally count for kids too! And for quick mom reads, digital works perfectly. (@Scribd for the win!) . . 👉👉DM me for my Scribd link to get you two free months of audiobooks, ebooks, sheet music, and even magazines. This is a great option if you’ve been eyeing a certain book. . . . 😉😉PS: Scribd might just have 10+ Colleen Hoover books in print and audio both. Read all the trash (like I did) and have a fun two months. I didn’t tell you to do that. 😉😁🙈 https://www.scribd.com/g/6uyhms