Military spouse life is a whirlwind—no doubt about it. Between the deployments, the PCS moves, and the uncertainties that come with this lifestyle, we could all use a break. If you’re searching for a stress-reliever that embraces both the beauty of fall and the nuances of military life, we’ve got the perfect treat for you, […] Read more…
Why You Need A Military Emergency Family Binder + Free Military Family Printable
My husband’s first deployment was 15 months young. Out of all his deployments, that one was the worst and the longest. I was a “milspouse deployment virgin”. I was scared for him, scared for my kids, and myself. Worst of all, I already suffered from severe anxiety and depression. My anxiety magnified my already strong […] Read more…
Our Military Spouse Sticker Shop Is Here
There is nothing greater then the crisp fresh pages of a brand new planner or notebook. Even better is personalizing and decorating it with stickers and designs. No matter what age you are, this never gets old! It’s why I am excited to announce the relaunch of our Milspired & Co. shop! Milspired is a […] Read more…
2019 USPS Holiday Deadlines for Shipping Military Care Packages
Halloween hasn’t even arrived, but many military spouses are already beginning to shop and prep for sending holiday care packages overseas. As you may know sending packages overseas during the holidays comes with timelines and requires the right packaging. The United States Postal Service recently released their yearly military mailing holiday deadlines, along with what […] Read more…
7 Ways I Keep My Sanity During Deployments & TDY’s
This post is sponsored by Purple Mattress Deployments naturally put a lot more responsibility on the spouse at home. You may have kids, household duties, work, a business, school and the emotional toll of your loved one being far away in a combat zone. As more deployments are on the horizon, we wanted to share […] Read more…
Military Spouse Launches Deployment Support Deck Cards
Our family’s first deployment with the Army was 15 months long. My son was two and my daughter was eight. I remember trying to make sense of the fact that out of 455 days, the kids and I would only get to see him for about 13 days during his R&R. I was an adult […] Read more…