Good news! All those seemingly frivolous games you played with your friends and cousins as a kid actually had a purpose. They were getting you ready for the “real world” of motherhood in some essential ways. Check out these 10 Childhood Games & How to Play as a Mom: 1. TAG How to Play as a Kid: 1 Person chases… View Post
Rough Times: How to Rock Your Season
So you’ve hit rough times? Me. Too. But this is just a season. And there’s a bigger picture, if you’re willing to look for it. So whatever season you’re in, and whatever you find yourself doing to get through it, you can turn this season into something powerful. Let’s rock this season. DREAMING Do you have dreams? Promises in… View Post
Coffee Perfection: 10 Things Every Coffee-Lover Needs
Mmmmm…..coffee. It’s so much more than just a drink. It’s an experience. There’s something about that bold, aromatic, caffeinated cup that gives you an extra boost of courage and motivation to tackle challenges and embrace life. When I first met my husband he didn’t drink coffee. *GASP* He was….a tea drinker. I decided right then and there, that if I… View Post
8 Meaningful Ways to Observe Lent as a Family
Lent is an incredible opportunity to bring your family together and bond as you focus your hearts on what is most important. Whatever ages your kids are, there are simple, fun ways to observe Lent together as a family. Check out the Lent ideas below! What is Lent? Lent (an English word, shortened from len(c)ten) means “spring season” and is… View Post
12 Fun Staycation Ideas Your Family Will Love
It’s Staycation time! Studies show that one of the best ways to create memories is to break out of your normal routine and try something new. That’s why family vacations are some of the strongest “memories” that kids make in their growing up years. [Read 7 Reasons to Travel with Young Kids] How Can I Make My Staycation Fun? When… View Post
5 Things You’re Hiding From Your Kids…That They Need To See
We all hide things from our kids. Let’s be honest. I clearly remember the first time I intentionally snuck into the kitchen, slowly, silently pulled out a mini candy bar from my hidden stash, devoured it in secret, masterfully disposed of all the evidence, and rejoined my 2-year-old daughter with a smile and no indication of any foul play. “Hey,… View Post
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