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10 Things a Mom Must Always Remember
Once a mom, always a mom. We may enter motherhood through different avenues, but whether we cradle our bundles of joy the first moment of their...
How to Make a Mom’s Sick Day Easier
When mom goes down, the ship starts taking on water. The quicker she heals, the faster it rights itself.
How to Teach Your Kids about the Real Saint Patrick
This year, consider using the story of the real St. Patrick to start conversations with your family about faith, loving your enemies, and sharing...
What Parents Need to Know about the Momo Challenge and Other Dangerous Online Trends
It’s important for parents to talk regularly with their children about theses apps and games, regardless of whether or not they have a phone.
How You Can Use Scripture to Help Your Child Get Over 5 Types of Heartbreak
Just as we educate ourselves on how to treat our children’s physical bumps and scrapes, we can comfort our children with the healing balm of...
Are Today's Parents REALLY Under More Pressure to Be Perfect?
When we feel responsible for our kids’ health, appearance, friendships, education, spiritual growth and more, we can easily become consumed with...
Tweens and Texting: Give Them Privacy or Check Their Phones?
Tweens need limits and boundaries age-appropriate to their developmental stage, screen time included.
How to Keep from Embarrassing Your Millennial-Aged Child
It’s time we learn to step back and look at life through the lens of our grown children so we can be more of an inspiration, rather than an...
Why "You'll Miss This" Is Not Really Helpful Advice for New Moms
When we say something trite like “You'll miss this!”, we’re assuming we know the whole story.
10 Ways to Make Taking Your Kids to Church Less of a Struggle
If you wait until your kids are perfectly behaved to take them to church, you may find that their childhood has come and gone with no “perfectly...
To the Working Mom Struggling with Guilt
Moms, sometimes, we battle guilt for those of us who have to work outside the home. Here's why you shouldn't.
Should Parents Be Friends with Their Kids?
If I were going to make a dress, wouldn’t I be foolish to begin without a pattern? Or if I were going to serve a sponge cake with a chocolate...
5 Ways to Free Your
Teen
Whole Family from the Bondage of Phone Addiction
I probably don’t have to convince you that today’s young people like their screens. Why is this? Maybe it’s because they don’t remember life...
9 Things You Can Do to Model the Love of Christ for Your Kids
How did Jesus show His love for us? He stopped, slowed down, and made time for hurting people. He had compassion for them, fed them, prayed for...
10 Bedtime Prayers for Your New Baby
Not only will these prayers become a natural part of your bedtime routine, they will hopefully instill a heart of prayer into your child as they...
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