Episode 060 | How to Prepare for the Sex Talk
The Sex Talk… Probably one of the most awkward conversations a parent can prepare for… but it doesn’t have to be. Luke and Trisha Gilkerson are no strangers to answering [...]
10 Positive Phrases to Encourage Your Homeschooled Child
10 Positive Phrases to Encourage Your Homeschooled Child By Gina Munsey Discipline and correction are hot topics in Christian parenting circles, aren’t they? Browse any Christian book store or homeschool [...]
Episode 059 | How to Give Birth to Big Dreams
This mama knows about birthing dreams. As a 3x surrogate, Tiffany Jo Baker is in the business of helping families to realize and birth dreams God has put on their [...]
Episode 058 | Real Moms Get Honest About Anger – Part 2
Amber and Wendy are back for part 2 of this series on how real moms get honest about anger and what happens to our reactions when we feel out of [...]
Episode 057 | Real Moms Get Honest About Anger – Part 1
Parenting has it's challenges! Join me and two other real moms getting honest about anger for a special two-part series on learning more gentle responses to foster a loving home environment. [...]
Episode 055 | When Loss Comes in Many Forms
Did you ever try to plan out how your life was going to be when you grew up? Rachel did. She wanted a husband, 4 kids, a white picket fence, [...]
Cultivating Creativity: How the Captain Underpants Series Encouraged my Son to Read
Title Photo Credit: SuperKimagery.com If you have spent any length of time around young children, I don't have to tell you that there is nothing more entertaining than potty humor. You [...]
Losing Myself: How One Working Mom Finally Came Home
This post is over a year and a half in the making. I've had some time to live through cycles of emotions and new perspectives, and will continue to learn. But after [...]
Teaching Self-Sufficiency
My husband and I are both the firstborn of four children in our families, which basically means that we value the art of getting things done. This quality can be both a [...]
What A Difference A Dad Makes
Growing up, I played a lot of softball. We were at the community field most nights of the week for practice or games. My dad was a firm believer in keeping [...]