Even those of us who don't care a fig-leaf for trends still deserve to look and FEEL our best. Here are my suggestions for ensuring that every time you step out it's in your own best style!

To honor Mothers Day I proffer the argument that women not only deserve to take three seconds to look our best, but that the time and effort we spend to look nice, even a tad "hot," separate fom our role as "mommy," is pleasing to our Heavenly Father and just may be in our kids' best interest too.

The best LDS Families Easter content! Easter Book Reviews, Suggestions for Celebrating, Doctrinal Discussions on Easter Gospel Topics & More! Brand new articles, favorites from last year & a few from guest authors, too.

Janet and Joe Hales provide a wonderful system for refocusing Easter on Jesus Christ. This is a great resource for anybody whose tummies and souls are stuffed by one too many hollow bunnies and stale marshmallow chicks covered in plastic grass.

Notes from the Field! Having Sought and carefully observed Supermoms, I offer up three tips I have gleaned from these observations for creating a peaceful, calm home through Christ-like dealings with our children.

If you can't be uber-savvy at least be a little smart! Children's Consignment shops offer a great resource for growing, thrifty families, but a bargain is only a bargain if ya don't need something else more! Here are my four laws for coming out as Queen of the Jungle rather than the Lion's Lunch

Here's a great picture puzzle book for little ones that provides Book of Mormon imagery as the scenery for hidden objects. A good "quiet book" option.

Resolved: Rather than making New Year's resolutions...try the INCREMENTAL REVOLUTION. Taking a cue from Alma 37:6, "By small and simple means are great things brought to pass," This system helps create lasting life changes.

Ragged, handmade, or chipped and fading--our old Christmas tree ornaments, used year after year, create a tradition of far more worth than a new, fancy-schmancy color-coordinated tree each year ever could. Add meaning to the Christmas season: keep your ornaments' stories--and they'll tell yours!

"Tanksgiving-ed" out by November 28? Here's a yummy, fun use for your extra feasty odds and ends that doesn't taste like turkey dinner warmed over!