Moms and Dads of school-going kids! We hold a remarkable opportunity to play a vital role in our children’s educational journey, even if we are not homeschoolers. As parents, we must nurture and care for all areas of their lives, including the ones we outsource, because no one cares more for their success and well-being …
Get Involved In Your Child’s Education: Unlock Their Potential Read More »
I am so excited to start this book review series on the blog. I will be sharing fiction, historical novels, children’s books, Christian books, parenting books, and anything I may come across that I get excited about. I hope you will find these book recommendations helpful as you navigate the world of books. This first …
Book Review 1: Never Caught: The Story of Ona Judge Read More »
I am a full-time mom with three kids-9,5,& 4. Two of them go to public school, and I homeschool my preschooler. We have homeschooled, private schooled (Montessori), and now public school our kids, and I’m here to tell you that all of them are great options to educate your children. We are afterschoolers (home learners), …
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly – Our Education Experience Read More »
I never imagined I would pause my career to pursue a full-time stay-at-home mom life. It has been over four years since I quit my job, and I cannot decide if returning to work is right for me. It is the struggle that most women who gave up careers have at some point in their …
The Dilemma of the Stay-at-Home Mom and the unseen work Read More »
Do you struggle with first-time disobedience? Does it make you mad until you can’t think straight? Is this your #1 struggle with your children? Let’s face it! We struggle with the fact that our kids outrightly agree to disagree with us. The moment they walk away from our instructions, we feel many things. Let’s talk …
Three Reasons Why We Struggle With First-Time Disobedience Read More »
One Saturday morning, my kids could not decide what to have for breakfast. I took a poll and picked the most popular choice. I assumed I did the fair thing, but it left at least one kid unhappy. They started with complaints that turned into whines. The whining continued long enough, leading me to pause …
Five Parenting Mistakes We Make and What to do Instead Read More »
It is Christmas season, and no matter how much we want to get away from the hustle and bustle, we are knee-deep. There is a narrative I have seen these past few years about needing to slow down and cut the busyness out of our life. But what if you want busyness? For those who …
Having Purpose and Intent in the Busyness of Christmas Read More »
I read a convicting blog by a Christian mama many years ago (2014) that made me ponder Santa. Here’s the link if you are interested in reading it. It was the first time I heard someone justify why Santa is hard to explain when raising kids in the Lord. I was a new mom then and didn’t …
Shifting away from Santa to Celebrating Christmas Read More »
I created an advent devotional this year and am excited to share it with all of you. I recently shared it with family and friends, and the question they asked was – what is Advent and who is it for? So let’s start there. What is Advent, and who is it for? The word Advent …
It is not hard to teach your child to be independent, but it does not happen overnight. I wrote two blogs earlier this year on raising independent kids. Click here to read them – Teaching kids to self-serve and One simple thing you can do to raise independent kids. As parents, it is good to have goals for …