New Parents

• God’s Will Can Look a Whole Lot Like Packing a Lunch I’ve spent my whole life listening to the story in the Bible where Jesus feeds five thousand people with five small loaves of bread and two fish. Melanie Shankle Oct 03, 2017 comments
• 10 Practical Ways Grandparents Can Bless New Parents We have a beautiful opportunity to come alongside our children as they raise their own children, but sometimes we don’t always know the best way to help. Kendra Fletcher Jan 28, 2019 comments
• How to Care for a Mother Who’s Lost a Child Some of us are afraid to be engage with the mother who’s lost a child because we’re driven by one overwhelming fear: I don’t know what to say. Linda Znachko Oct 10, 2016 comments
• 3 Things Your Kids Will Remember about You I often think about memories. I think about the things I remember about my childhood, and I wonder what my children will remember about theirs. Brent Rinehart Mar 27, 2017 comments
• Mother’s Day – Expectation vs. Reality Mother’s Day is the queen of the type of holiday that makes us crazy, because we’ve created an image of the perfect holiday, and somehow convinced ourselves that that image is real in everyone else’s homes. DaySpring.com May 09, 2017 comments
• 5 Reasons You Need to Let Your Husband Share the Parenting Why you need to stop trying to control every aspect of his parenting and start letting him parent exactly as God intended: with you. Shannon Popkin Feb 07, 2017 comments
• Why Every New Mom Should Have a Trusted Mentor When I had my first child, I had no clue what I was doing. While I knew a few women at my church, I didn’t feel close enough to ask practical questions. Melissa Spoelstra Sep 23, 2016 comments
• 4 Things My 45-Year-Old Mom Self Wants My 22-Year-Old Mom Self to Know If we were all afforded the luxury of turning back and giving ourselves advice, this is exactly what I'd say to myself: Kendra Fletcher Feb 17, 2016 comments
• You Don’t Have to be Perfect to be a Perfect Dad First, remember that there is no such thing as perfection when it comes to being a father. Benjamin Watson May 02, 2017 comments
• How to Pray When You Find Yourself In “Mommy Survival Mode” Please enable me to see how important my calling of being a mom really is. Please help me to learn how to best love my children, that they might come to know you, and that I will not bring reproach on You, my Savior, whose name I bear. Gina Smith Aug 14, 2017 comments
• 10 Lenten Traditions to Enrich Your Family's Easter Celebration As new believers, we wanted our relationship with Christ to be part of our family’s daily life - not just Sunday only. Traditions provide vivid impressions for children which parents can build year after year... Barbara Curtis Feb 17, 2010 comments
• How Special Needs Children are Like Unexpected Gifts Finding out your children have special needs is kind of like being given an orange. Andrew and Rachel Wilson Jun 29, 2016 comments