Shopping list before you go to the store: Plan your purchases and make a grocery list before you go to the store. This will help avoid impulse buys and overspending.

Coupons and discounts: Take advantage of coupons, promotions and loyalty programs. This is a great way to save money on your purchases, especially on groceries and baby products.

Planning for the future: Don't forget to set aside a small amount of money for savings. Even small monthly deposits can accumulate and become a solid cushion.

Homemade dinners and breakfasts: Prepare more home-cooked meals. This is not only healthier, but also more economical than daily lunches and dinners at cafes.

Wise use of energy: Turn off lights and appliances when they are not needed. Check your home regularly for energy and water leaks.

Secondary Market: Consider buying things on the secondary market - this can be furniture, clothing, toys, etc. This is an economical and environmentally friendly choice.

Minimize Debt: Try to reduce debt and credit. Choose loan products with low interest rates and pay your debts on time.

Co-shopping: Share shopping with friends or family. This can be helpful, especially when buying large items or in large quantities.

Plan entertainment: Instead of going to the movies or restaurants frequently, plan more budget-friendly activities such as picnics, outdoor activities, and home games.