130. Simple Routines for Type B Moms: Building Habits that Stick—Without Perfection

Simple Routines for Type B Moms — Building Habits That Stick (Without Perfection) If you’ve ever tried to follow a rigid routine and ended up feeling like a failure by Tuesday… this episode is for you, friend. Today on Faithful in the Fray, we’re breaking down realistic daily routines for overwhelmed moms, especially those of us who don’t thrive on structure but still want our homes and lives to feel more peaceful and less chaotic.

In this encouraging episode, I’m sharing gentle time management strategies, easy cleaning rhythms, and simple routines that actually work for Type B and neurodivergent moms—no perfectionism required. Whether you struggle with consistency, ADHD, or just don’t vibe with Pinterest-perfect schedules, these routines will help you build progress-driven habits without burnout.

You’ll learn how to: ✨ Create a realistic morning routine that starts your day with calm (even if mornings usually feel like chaos) ✨ Build a simple evening reset habit that sets you up for a smoother tomorrow ✨ Use a “Power Hour” to batch your most important tasks with focus and less overwhelm ✨ Apply the 80/20 rule to household chores and homemaking routines so you can stop trying to do it all ✨ Let go of perfection and embrace progress with sustainable habits for your personality

Perfect for moms searching for:

• Daily routines for Type B personalities

• Flexible habits for moms with ADHD

• Simple homemaking routines without guilt

• How to stay consistent with cleaning

• Realistic time management for stay-at-home moms

• Low-pressure productivity tips for busy moms

• Faith-based encouragement for overwhelmed mothers

• Morning and evening routine ideas for creative moms

• How to build a routine that sticks when you hate structure

💛 If you’ve been wondering how to create structure without losing your freedom—or how to stop living in survival mode—this episode will give you practical tools and gentle encouragement to make real change. These strategies are designed to help you build habits that feel good, not forced.

So take a deep breath, grab your coffee (or cold leftovers from your kid’s plate—we see you), and let’s talk about how to create daily rhythms that work with your brain, not against it.

If this episode encouraged you, please share it with a friend who’s trying to hold it all together. And don’t forget to check out the Type B to Queen Bee Declutter Bootcamp for more no-shame, no-pressure systems that support your unique homemaking style. You can feel more calm and in control—without doing more, hustling harder, or chasing perfection.

Until next time, keep going, Mama. You’re doing better than you think. 🐝💛

 

***Dive Deeper:***

1. Calm & Clutter-Free Moms: Simplifying Homemaking Together

2. Digital Cleaning Planner (with full year done-for-you cleaning schedule mapped out for you!)

3. Type B to Queen Bee Declutter Bootcamp™ + Monthly Coaching + Private Community