Occam’s Razor is a principle that states, “When you have two competing theories that make exactly the same predictions, the simpler one is the better.”

We think this could be applied in life. Who says you need every newfangled gadget that promises easier parenting? Why cook boxed chemicals disguised as food, when it’s cheaper, healthier, and most of the time, easier to cook the real thing? Why clutter your home full of stuff when you could stand to part with fifty percent of it?

Our experience, our readers, and our mission tells us that people crave simplicity. Families in the 21st century are tired of the busyness, the never-ending gadget upgrades, and the loud cacaphony of sales pitches for things they don’t really need.

In Simple Living Media publications, you won’t find endorsements, suggestions, or advertisements for products unless we really, truly find them useful. Really. We pride ourselves on recommending only outstanding products that really enhance life in some form. So when we write about it, we mean it.

Authenticity. Simplicity. Practicality. Good design.

We love it all. After all, we want only the beautiful and useful things in our lives.