“Being a homemaker is truly a blessing; it adds a sense of balance and serenity in a fast-paced, modern world.”
I just love the month of November. There’s something about this time of year that makes me naturally reflect and appreciate where I am in life.
Particularly, over the past few days, I’ve been reflecting a bit more about my role as a homemaker. As the Thanksgiving season approaches, I find myself feeling exceptionally grateful for the path that God has put me on.
When I first left the workforce to become a homemaker four years ago, I wasn’t entirely sure that I had made the right decision. In fact, for a brief moment, I felt lost and confused. Now, as the primary caretaker of my home and family, I can’t imagine my life any other way. Serving the people I love through the art of homemaking brings me great fulfillment, especially during the holiday seasons.
Like anything else, being a full-time homemaker has its challenges. But it also has an abundance of rewards. Here are four things I love most about being a homemaker!
Homemaking is surely in reality the most important work in the world.
C.S. Lewis
1. Slow Mornings
Being a homemaker has enabled me to slow down and appreciate life’s little blessings. Unlike when I worked outside the home, I move at a calmer pace, and I find more beauty in small pleasures.
Fast-paced mornings and long commutes have been replaced with mindful morning routines. Sometimes that includes brewing my favorite herbal teas (or coffee), silent reading, and connecting with nature.
Waking up to slow mornings gives me a relaxed start to each day. I feel like I face each day now with a greater sense of peace, purpose, and gratitude.

2. Being a Homemaker Allows Me to Set My Own Schedule
Another thing I love about being a homemaker is having flexibility with my time. Being able to design my own schedule allows me to prioritize important tasks without feeling overwhelmed.
Having more control of my schedule has positively contributed to my physical and mental well-being; it allows me to carve out time for my personal self-care needs alongside my daily responsibilities.
Because life is ever-changing, I feel at ease knowing I can adjust my schedule and routines when unexpected circumstances arise. Ultimately, as a homemaker, I feel like I’ve gained more control of my time, energy, and life in general.
3. I Add More Value to My Family as a Homemaker
As a homemaker, I actually add more value to my family in many ways. That includes cooking meals from scratch, tidying, managing appointments, shopping, and more. But thankfully, it doesn’t stop there… Because the benefits of being a homemaker aren’t just limited to physical tasks. There are emotional benefits as well.
One of the things I love most about this role is how it has deepened my connection with my family. Not only am I physically available to support my husband and child, but I’m more emotionally available as well.
Over the last four years, I’ve been able to focus on my family with fewer distractions. This has improved the quality of our time together, and thus, allowed us to create more precious memories.
The beauty of being a homemaker is that it doesn’t just create space for me to take better care of others; it also creates space for me to take better care of myself. And as a result… I’m healthier, happier, and more present in the everyday moments with those I love.

4. I Have Freedom to Pursue My Passions
Apart from having space to prioritize my family and enjoy simple pleasures, being a homemaker has offered me freedom to pursue my creative passions.
I’ve always loved writing—and have always wanted it to be much more than a casual hobby. In the past, balancing work and family made it difficult for me to give writing the attention it required. I had to put my creative ambitions on hold to focus on other priorities. However, things have shifted, and writing is now a huge part of my life.
Since becoming a homemaker, I’ve been able to focus more on writing—both personally and professionally. I’ve started my own blog (obviously!), and I also write for several other publications as well.
Having more time and freedom, I’m developing my craft as a writer, while exploring new ways to financially contribute to my household. I’m finding space to be a dedicated wife and mom, while still pursuing my dreams.
Still, as awesome as being a homemaker is, it’s not as simple as some may think. Because homemaking—like most significant roles—requires a great deal of practice, dedication, skills, and sacrifice.
Being a homemaker isn’t for everyone—as we each have our own unique journey. But for now, it is the chosen path for me. Little by little, I’m embracing the humble art of homemaking and slowly redefining what happiness means to me.
33 responses to “What I Love About Being a Homemaker: Embracing Fulfillment”
Im a full time mom as well. I love reading your blogs. Hope we can be mom blogger friends.
Grace
Lol… We can definitely be mom blogger friends, Grace! This journey (as rewarding as it is) can feel isolating at times, which I’m sure you can relate to. Thanks for reading, dear! ❤️
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It is a very nice article. I’m a homemaker, too, and I enjoy this position. But I never have slow mornings, even on weekends. Maybe when my kids go to college. )
I totally understand, Olga! “Most” of my mornings are generally slower because my daughter has gotten older and more independent, but sometimes it can still get pretty busy depending on what’s going on in our lives.
I always love reading what you write. I appreciate the way you help connect your feelings with the readers. I too am a homemaker, with a side gig, but it has been a blessing. Even into the empty nest season. ♥️
Thanks for your comment, Tandy. I’m happy you enjoyed this post! And hearing that you, too, are a homemaker really made me feel inspired. Especially since I’m heading into the empty nest season soon as well. ❤️
What a beautiful post! I resonate with the point about slow mornings! One of my favorite things about being a homemaker!
Yes, Katie, the slow mornings are amazing! Some mornings can be a little hectic from time to time, depending on the circumstances. But overall, life is so much slower and more peaceful. Glad you enjoyed this post!
Being a homemaker and taking care of your family and prioritizing your family is one of the most important job on earth other than serving God.
It’s wonderful when you live your life in alignment and fulfilled with it. Slow mornings is my fave!
Alignment and fulfillment… you summed it up perfectly, Kathy!
I really enjoyed this post. Although I am not a homemaker, but I know it is such an important role in a family. My mom was a homemaker all her life! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome, that’s great to hear! And it’s always my pleasure to share these types of stories with you. ❤️
“I’m finding space to be a dedicated wife and mom, while still pursuing my dreams.”
Should quote this coz this is so me as well! Such a wonderful read!
Thanks, Maddie! And you’re more than welcomed to quote it. 😉
The journey continues! I love watching you living your best life out of the corporate world and focused on family. Cheers!
Thanks, Daphne!
Being at home is my favorite place to be. I am retired now, a homemaker, and I am enjoying life as much as possible.
Good for you, Elaine! Home is my favorite place to be as well.
Being a homemaker definitely has some wonderful plus points, and can be a great way to focus on things outside of the rat-race that can be working/modern life!
Exactly, Molly. You said it perfectly!
I am so glad that you get to live the life that makes you happy. That’s what any woman wants at the end of the day.
Indeed, it surely is. Thanks, Laurel!
I absolutely adored being a homemaker in my children’s early years. Especially before they started school, we were able to take it so easy. We had annual passes to the theme parks too, so we had such great times!!
Sounds amazing, Dana! It was the opposite for me. When my daughter was smaller, I was always working/busy. So, I’m grateful that I get to make up for lost time in a sense. She’s a teen now, but it’s awesome. We do a lot of cool stuff together. ❤️
I love this post. I’m not a homemaker but can totally agree with your reasoning. Thanks for sharing.
You bet, thanks for reading!
I love being a homemaker!
Greetings! Very helpful advice on this article! It is the little changes that make the biggest changes. Thanks a lot for sharing!
So beautiful! I truly appreciate homemakers and it’s certainly not easy being one!