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    1. Yay! I started with a week so I didn’t intimidate myself, lol. I know we can do it!

      1. Hey There ~ are we keeping track of meals somewhere? Like what we ate that day to keep us accountable? If not, no worries just checking to see if I missed it. Thank you!

  1. I will join you! This may be just what I need to get back on plan after the holidays and being sick!

  2. IM IN! I need all the help I can get!!! So frustrated right now because bought several things this week that I thought were on plan and turned out they aren’t. It chaps my bum wasting money!

  3. Okay, I’m not doing the challenge. Today is my first day on THM and I thought your challenge would be a great place for meal ideas and inspiration. And I decided to say thanks for sharing, instead of just lurking. 😀

    1. Thanks for looking! I’ve got lots of meal ideas; hopefully they help! Thanks for saying thanks 🙂 and good luck!

  4. Yes, I’m commiting to no cheating! I’ve been doing good but I want to be part of this too! Also, I just got this planner a couple of weeks ago!!! Waiting for my Wellness journal to come in the mail!

    1. Awesome! I don’t have the Wellness Journal but I’ve been wanting to get one!

  5. I started this plan yesterday…noticed this morning tho that my yogurt has 15 g of carbs, definitely not an S. I chose vanilla…is there an u flavored one that keeps you on plan?

    1. The book gives some examples, but I use 0% unlfavored Greek yogurt and add stevia to taste. Another great option is the Oikos Triple Zero fruit flavored yogurts that are sweetened with stevia.

  6. I like the dry erase “Meal chart”, where did you find that? i noticed, it looks like you have an Erin Condren calendar. Is that a piece she now makes?

    1. The snap-in piece is a laminated addition she sells with her planners. The calendar is actually my planner in the photo. 🙂 I love her stuff!

    1. Sorry, Madison, almost all of the menus come with shopping lists except for this one! Please feel free to sign up for my 2 week challenge menus at the top of the website to get a bunch of two week menus with shopping lists. Or you can go to the Menus & Meal Plans sections of the website for full monthly menus with shopping lists. I hope that helps!

  7. Hi JEN,
    Just learned of this plan and your book. Planning to buy it soon. Is coffee with creamer allowed?
    Thanks,
    JoAnn

    1. Hi JoAnn! Honestly, it depends on the creamer! For Trim Healthy Mama, you’ll want to make your own with allowed ingredients (like heavy cream and stevia), or try something like nutpods creamer. I have a few coffee recipes here at workingathomeschool.com that are pretty tasty, and there are also some great ones in the Trim Healthy Mama books!

  8. I’m new to all this, but I noticed that you use mainly S meals…. I was under the impression that we had to balance S and E meals out… Or am I getting my words crossed (my book hasn’t arrived yet)

    1. Hi Amber! We don’t want an equal amount of both. You need 5-7 E meals in a week. I hope that helps! – Jen

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