Handling the Uncertainty of School
All the uncertainty of school this fall can fill parents with anxiety. Here are some encouragements to ease your stress!
Can Learning to Pack Really Help My Kids with School?
When we train our kids to pack their own suitcase, we are teaching them practical wisdom that will serve them well in school!
Let’s Finish the School Year Strong!
As we move into May, we are finally able to enjoy a little more predictability. Let’s help our kids (and ourselves) focus on the good things to come, and finish the school year strong!
5 Things You Can Do to Protect Your Family During Any Crisis
You can prepare for crisis by planning ahead for what your family needs. Here are the top five things you can start today to be ready for anything!
Great Expectations: The Quickest Way to Kill Your Holiday Joy
Managing our expectations can help us to enjoy the holiday season and cherish fond memories with our families. Let’s allow relationships to grow stronger.
The Wish List Opportunity
Slowing the influx of toys at Christmas is not impossible! Follow these four steps to create thoughtful wish lists with your kids this year.
The Christmas Gratitude Plan
Fight entitlement this holiday season with the Christmas Gratitude Plan. Help your kids to understand the value of gifts and expressing gratitude.
Six Hard Topics Our Kids Want Us to Discuss With Them
Keeping our children in a “safe” environment without addressing hard topics does not give them the biblical foundation they need to build on.
The Middle of Motherhood
I've been a mother for nine years. Nine. They're supposed to move out when they're eighteen, right? So the way I figure, I'm about halfway done! But not really. We just got through the needy, whiny, do everything for me baby stages. Now we've entered the needy, whiny,...
How to Help Your Child Become a True Reader
Raising a true reader goes beyond deciphering words, it’s about the ability to comprehend and discuss literary themes. These two daily habits (plus ten literary themes) can help in raising a true reader.