Launching your teen into adulthood can be a little stressful, but keeping these truths in mind can help make the transition go a bit smoother.
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The secret to intentional motherhood
The secret to intentional motherhood; how to drop expectations and discover God’s intention for Christian motherhood – even on the hardest of days.
What this mom wants for Christmas (besides AA batteries)
What mom wants for christmas;16 things she seriously would love that don’t cost a dime. Perfect gifts for the mom who just needs peace. Read this, husbands.
Keeping Christmas simple; how to plan intentional family activities
Today’s special guest and sweet friend, Keri Syder, shares what she’s learned about keeping Christmas simple. Keri is a young…
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3 Ways to cultivate a heart for others
Does a heart for others come naturally for you? I confess it does not for me. Maybe it’s because…
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Having a “bad mom” day? 7 things you need to tell yourself
Having a “bad mom” day? Here’s 7 things you need to tell yourself because the truth is? God cares – and His strength is enough for parenting our children. Hey mom? God’s got you. <3
A parent’s powerful words; 5 ways to speak life to your kids
A parent’s powerful words – now there’s a phrase to stop you in your tracks. Whoever told us “Sticks and…
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17 (perfectly good) Reasons for rearing large families
17 (perfectly good) Reasons for rearing large families; humor hacks & tips for life from a mom of 4. Hey mom – life in the Land of Lots of Kids is better than it’s cracked up to be!
Messy hospitality; how to make peace with household imperfection
Messy hospitality; how to make peace with household imperfection. Realistic family home management for hosting guests and what really matters. HINT: You don’t live in a showcase. (Unless you do…)
The simple key to connecting with your teenager
The simple key to connecting with your teenager. Dear mom – it doesn’t have to be that hard! Learn to develop solid relationships and actually enjoy the teen stage with this timely advice from a mom of teens. (You’ll be encouraged!)