How to Limit Screen Time and Protect a Play-Based Childhood
We are losing the battle against screens. Everywhere I look, parents are surrendering to screens with increasing ease. There are many understandable reasons parents turn
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How to Talk to Your Kids About Sex: A Christian Parent’s Guide
As a Christian mom, I have been looking for resources to help me navigate how to talk to my kids about sex from a biblical perspective. Thankfully, many
3Q’s For Navigating Screens: A Modern Parents Guide
A Guide for Modern Parents In today’s digital age, screens are an integral part of our lives, including smartphones, computers, video games, and tablets.
How to Make Lent Meaningful For Your Kids
Why Lent? I remember observing Lent as a child. Growing up, Lent was not optional for us. In our home, we gave up meat for 40 days. Reflecting on those
How to Influence Your Child’s book List for purposeful reading
As an adult, I’ve discovered a passion for both reading and listening to audiobooks. While reading wasn’t my go-to activity as a child, it has now become
Confessions Of An Overworked Mom: 4 Ways To Overcome
I’ll share a confession with you. I’m an overworked mom who vowed to give it my all when I became a SAHM five years ago. I dream big for my kids and
How To Focus On Jesus In The Midst Of The Bunny And Eggs
I’ll be honest. One year, I did the Bunny with the kids when they were little. I was influenced by the idea that it represented childhood fantasies and
Four Easy Christmas Traditions That Point Us To Christ
In November and December, many of us embark on reviving cherished Christmas and Holiday traditions. These traditions, whether inherited from generations
Five Ways To Create A Peaceful And Christ-Centered Christmas
Is the Christmas season bringing more stress than joy? Are you so caught up in a whirlwind of activities that it’s draining your happiness? Many moms find
Get Involved In Your Child’s Education: Unlock Their Potential
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