If I'm honest, the homemaking part of motherhood has always been hard for me.

You know, I'm not naturally organized. I'm not the most experienced in the kitchen.

I don't bake every day, although I wish I did. And I know that there's a bit of a homemaker

revolution happening on social media right now. And while that's really, really amazing and

it's really inspiring to me,

it can also make you feel like there's only one way to be a homemaker. So today I want to share

with you four things that God has been teaching me about homemaking. Hey Mama, I'm Jenna,

and you're listening to the Joy-Filled podcast. I'm here to help stay-at-home moms thrive

by equipping you with tools to help you acknowledge and embrace your season and encourage you

to bring joy back into your motherhood. You'll walk away with everything you need to truly

experience the fullness of joy in this beautiful season of raising

babies at home. So reheat or refill wherever you're at in your day, your coffee, and let's live

joy filled together. So, homemaking, let's talk about it. But before we get into it, I want to let you know that I have a

really fun announcement at the end of this episode. So please stick around to the end because I,

I want you to hear this. So, homemaking. Let's talk about it. I have only recently in the past year or so

begun to like cook more from scratch and, you know, I've really been on a journey and a

mission kind of to enjoy my kitchen more and just enjoy these parts of homemaking that can feel really mundane and can feel really like just boring.

And honestly, for me, homemaking was a source of insecurity.

And it still is at times.

You know, you see the homemaking aesthetic, right, of like, sourdough

and pretty dresses. And I love those things and I love wearing pretty dresses. But I found

myself feeling like that was the only way to be a homemaker. Like, if I didn't look like that,

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