The Sunday Reset That Takes Twenty Minutes
Not a deep clean and not a life overhaul. Twenty minutes, three jobs, and a week that starts with less friction than the last one.
Hi, I'm Sabine
I help families become future-ready with practical ideas, thoughtful tools, and clearer ways to navigate motherhood, technology, and everyday life.
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HI THERE!
I’m Sabine
I’m a mom, technology professional, researcher, and problem-solver building TBTmom around one goal: helping families become future-ready in the world of technology and AI.
We have more information, more tools, more technology, and more choices than ever before. But more options don’t always make life easier. Often, they make it harder to know what matters, what to trust, and which path to follow.
I want to help you make the most of the little time you have, clear some of the mental clutter, and spend more of your energy on the people who matter most.
TBTmom is where I cut through the noise, simplify what’s useful, and turn it into practical ideas, tools, recommendations, and resources for real family life.
From motherhood and kids’ learning to AI, technology, products, and everyday decisions, the goal is to help families move forward with more clarity, less overwhelm, and greater confidence about what comes next.
The future will keep changing. TBTmom helps you find your way through it.
FROM THE KITCHEN
For toddlers Under 15 min
Cheese and Apple Toastie Fingers
A six-minute snack that works as a small lunch, cut into fingers small hands can manage.
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Baking Over an hour
Banana Bread
One-bowl banana bread that uses up the blackest bananas on the counter. No mixer, hard to get wrong, and freezes well sliced.
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Dinner 30–60 min
Tuscan Chicken
One-pan creamy Tuscan chicken with sun-dried tomatoes and spinach. Restaurant flavour, weeknight speed.
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Dinner 30–60 min
Honey BBQ Worcestershire Chicken Dinner
Sweet, savory and smoky oven-baked chicken served with warm vegetables, a crisp lemon salad, garlic bread, and creamy Lemon-Dijon yogurt sauce.
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Dinner 30–60 min
The Everything Traybake Formula
Not a recipe so much as a ratio: protein, hard vegetable, soft vegetable, fat, flavour.
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Baking 15–30 min
Oat Bars Without a Food Processor
One bowl, one spoon, one tin. Snacks for the week with nothing to wash up.
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In the Kitchen with Sabine
You don’t need to build a recipe book, card box, or complicated system to keep up with meals. Just print the recipes you love and build your own simple recipe folder - filled with tried-and-tested meals that actually work for both kids and adults.
Here you’ll find easy, family-friendly recipes made for real life, busy days, and everyday cooking.
- Save Time
- Reduce Mom Load
- Simplify Meal Decisions
- Ease Kitchen Stress
FROM THE BLOG
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FREE RECIPE CARD
A toddler-friendly recipe,
step by step.
Banana oat cookies — flourless, no added sugar, and simple enough for little hands to help with, start to finish. Get the free printable recipe card.