While the very word can strike fear in the hearts of many parents, boredom – when approached constructively – is actually crucial for kids’ development and overall well-being. Here are five important benefits of boredom for kids: **Links in this post may be affiliate … [Read more...]
How to Love a “Difficult” Child
Let’s be honest – some kids are just plain harder to love than others. But every child should be loved, and I live by the philosophy, “When they’re the hardest to love, love them the hardest.” From my parenting and classroom experience, here are the top five ways I’ve learned to … [Read more...]
15 After-School Activities to Do With Your Kids
The time between school and sleep is an important one for nurturing family relationships, enriching minds and spirits, and rejuvenating bodies. Strengthen your kids’ minds, bodies, and spirits with these meaningful after-school activities. **Links in this post may be … [Read more...]
8 Ways to Prepare for the First Year of School
Want to make the transition to preschool/kindergarten as smooth and stress-free as possible (for everyone involved!)? Here are 8 ways to prepare your kids for their first year of school. **Links in this post may be affiliate links. This means that if you click that link … [Read more...]
5 Things to Take OFF Your Summer To-Do List
As amazing as moms are, we aren’t superhuman. We only have so much time and energy to give to our families over the summer. Make sure you’re spending it on the things that matter by taking these five things OFF your summer to-do list! **Links in this post may be affiliate … [Read more...]
How to Survive (& Thrive!) During Summer Break
Want to ENJOY summer vacation with more peace, joy, and intention? Follow these strategies to survive (and thrive!) during your kids’ summer break. **Links in this post may be affiliate links. This means that if you click that link and purchase the product, I may receive a … [Read more...]
8 Things I Would Tell Myself As a New Mom
Now that we’ve emerged from the baby and toddler years and are entering this next stage with “middles,” here are eight things I would go back and tell myself as a new mom, if I could. **Links in this post may be affiliate links. This means that if you click that link and … [Read more...]
“Halftime” Report: 9 Reflections From 9 Years of Parenting
Aidan’s ninth birthday brought a realization that we’re at the “halftime” point of our hands-on parenting years. Join me as I reflect on what I’ve learned in the last 9 years of parenting, as well as what I want to improve in the second half of the “game.” **Links in this … [Read more...]
How to Teach the Bible as One Continuous Story to Your Kids
Teaching the Bible to kids as one continuous story will help build their Biblical literacy, give them a more authentic view of God, prevent taking Scripture out of context, and provide a richer appreciation for the Gospel. How do you do it? Here are a few ways to teach the Bible … [Read more...]
7 Ways to Disciple Your Kids at Home
Do you want to raise kids who love and serve the Lord? Don’t let this responsibility overwhelm you! Use the following tips as a guide to disciple your kids and lay a solid foundation of faith in your home. **Links in this post may be affiliate links. This means that if you … [Read more...]
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