What you need to know about potty training
Have you ever reached a milestone in parenting and taken the time to celebrate? I rarely do, but I have officially reached a significant milestone that
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Have you ever reached a milestone in parenting and taken the time to celebrate? I rarely do, but I have officially reached a significant milestone that
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Teaching kids to self-serve Last month, I started a series on how to teach your children to be independent. We talked about developing a morning routine
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I was once a new mom wondering how to share the word of God with my child and worried if I chose the right Bible. I wasn’t sure how much to share with
All About Children’s Bibles Read More »
This article is the first of a series of blogs about teaching kids to be independent from a young age. There is such a thing as burnout for stay-at-home
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It’s Christmas Eve, and I have had quite the day. I love this season because it brings me a feeling of joy, togetherness, and warm memories from
One Mom’s Christmas Eve Read More »
Santa has lately become a contentious topic for many. While I am not here to start a discussion about the various points of view, I want to talk about how
What Christmas is All About Read More »
(Photo by Joshua Miranda on Pexels.com) I have found myself making new rules and consequences in desperation when I cannot catch my kid\’s attention. Have
Are we making up rules as we go? Read More »
My 4-year old has lately been quoting random facts to me. One day he said that if we placed a seashell at our ear, we could hear the ocean waves (True
Screen time or none? Read More »
There is a notion that moms are superheroines in disguise. Somehow, they can do it all – faster and more efficiently than the rest of the family put
Do moms need to be superhero moms? Read More »
My 7-year-old started public school this year, and you can imagine my fears and apprehensions. Parents always worry about their kids and hope that their
Do Kids see color? Read More »