Parenting is not for the faint of heart. Every season still feels brand new and unknown. The older my kids get, the more I am aware of how much parenting is about me and my reactions, attitudes and ideas. Here are some posts about the inner-heart of parenting, some practical tips and the big awesome (or terrible) days we've had together!
Kids and Parents Together (Novel idea?)
It’s day 4 of our Backyard Party! Ready? 🙂 My favorite part of Asa’s pirate party was watching him play
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Breathe Deep the Breath of God
Have you ever thought about God breathing? Remember how God breathed life into Adam? Then, when Jesus came back from
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Helicopter Mom or Airplane Mom?
This weekend was Asa’s Flying Ace Party! And oh, my! It was so fun. I always say that about my
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My Favorite Books on Prayer
When I first started sharing daily prayers for our kids on Facebook, it was just because it was an easy
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Grandpa’s Handwriting
Yesterday my mom gave me an envelope from 1978. Inside was a stock certificate. For my 1st birthday, my Grandfather
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Diligent with Diligence
This is not a sponsored post. I bought WCV on my own and loved it so much I decided to
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Celebrating, Singing & Delighting
I love holidays on Facebook. At Christmas everyone posts pictures of kids in pajamas covered in wrapping paper. Thanksgiving is
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The Simplest Way To Talk To Your Kids {And Keep Them Talking}
You know that typical scene where a mom picks up her tween-age daughter from school, she plops in the front
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My Kids Are Cute, A Bible Story & A Book
This is my kids at lunch today. They asked if they could get their fold up chairs out of
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Heaven for Kids
My kids are obsessed with Heaven. And not just Heaven. They talk about Jesus’ second coming all the time, too.
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FILL Your Parenting Toolbox {Power of a Praying Parent}
I’m not a perfect parent. Most days I’m hardly a great one. That’s why I need resources and tools to
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Fun Family Traditions
Today we ate lunch on the floor. When I said, “Why don’t we eat on the rug today?”, the kids
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