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Why housewife & marriage advice from the 1950s is still relevant today

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Want to lose some weight? 1950s housewives may hold some secrets that can help and no gym membership is required.

Who wears the apron? vintage illustration of a very happy housewife!

Want to be a 1950's housewife? Try these tips. #1950s #retrohousewife

When looking for the best spring cleaning tips we need to look no further than 1950s housewives. They have some amazing tips that still work today for the modern homemaker.

I am so happy! I am in 1950s housewife heaven. Yesterday, dear reader, a large van delivered my new shiny washing machine. This morning my loving husband installed it, right next to our stainless…

Personal choices — both in relationships and in the workplace — make up one’s life. Despite the fact that some gender stereotypes still influence how individuals envision their ideal life, both men and women are equally driven to achieve their goals. Particularly in the case of women, some opt to remain at home while others want to continue working, even after getting married. It doesn’t matter what you do as long as it makes you happy. So today, we’re sharing opinions on this subject and…

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vintage housewife cleaning tips and advice

Have you ever wondered what life was like for a 1920s housewife? In the midst of a decade of great change, there is much to explore about the life of housewives in the 1920s!

I'm happy I left work to be a stay-at-home wife (SAHW). If you are currently or want to be a housewife without children, then this article is for you.

I’ve wanted to be a housewife ever since I was a little girl. I love cooking and cleaning and keeping a nice home. It makes me so happy. 🥰 | Instagram

We asked 1000 mothers who work outside the home who does what in their house - from cleaning and ironing to sorting out childcare and family finances. The results show that, even though they're employed, mothers are still picking up the vast majority of household tasks. Take a look at the key findings.

Emily | Vintage Housewife on Instagram: "100-year-old Housewife Routine! This is a 100-year-old schedule for a Housewife for a Family of 5, no servants, no labor-saving devices. Washday on Tuesday, because at the time homemaking experts were trying to get women to switch to a Tuesday washday instead of a Monday washday. (spoiler alert: it never really took off.) If you saw the recent video from @kristinawithlove, this is from the same time period, but a different author (hers comes from Good…

You aren't even going to believe this. Here's a peek into what a 1950's Housewife's Cleaning Schedule was on a daily basis. I think the housewives caught on to the fact that they were working harder than the husbands who were going to the office all day and said, Screw this, I'm getting a job.