Resources and ideas for moms focused on Christian parenting in teaching, training, and raising their children during different stages of growth.
Camping with kids can be very intimidating. What gear do you need? How do you get everyone to sleep on the ground? What about bears, or the dark? These are definitely hurdles, but they don’t have to prevent you and your family from experiencing the amazing benefits of camping with kids! You may be totally […]
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It hurts our mama hearts when our children are sick or hurting, doesn’t it? It’s almost as though we can feel their pain and we hurt for them – sometimes even more than they hurt for themselves! When our children are physically or emotionally hurt, we naturally feel a strong desire to protect and help
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As a parent, it is incredibly important in your child’s life that you support their teacher. There are many ways that you can offer support, but one of the best ways is finding out how to praise a teacher in words. A little bit of praise goes a long way in the daily life of
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Children are born curious about the things around them. They wonder, ask questions, learn, observe, and make deductions. Exploring nature with children will help foster their learning and growth no matter what age they are. When you intentionally take time to go exploring nature with a child, you will discover that their natural curiosity will
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If you are reading this post, you are most likely looking for some great books about snow or books about winter for a child. You may have already read The Snowy Day and you are looking for some similar titles to read during the winter (or summer) depending on where you live. Read through this
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I’m not sure I really buy into the whole Hallmark “when you care enough to send the very best” idea of Valentine’s day. Greeting cards keep getting more and more expensive and it’s always difficult to find a card that has the right message on it. It seems that some of these Valentine’s Day traditions are
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The days and weeks leading up to the Christmas holiday can be super busy and stressful, but they can also be filled with special times and traditions. Christmas books shared with your preschool child is one of those traditions that you probably already do every year. If you are looking for the best Christmas books
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You have probably landed on this article looking for some ideas for community service for kids. Often, when people think of kids doing community service, the list includes picking up trash, recycling, and perhaps helping at a soup kitchen. But there are so many wonderful ways for kids to participate in community service. Community service
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Every year as the leaves begin to change colors and the season shifts, it’s a great time to do some fall science activities for preschoolers! Your small children love to explore and learn and the changing season provides the perfect backdrop for different activities. Talking about fall science activities for preschoolers can sound a bit
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Whether your child is home-schooled, in traditional school, before or after school, or needing something to occupy and educate during the summer, this post is filled with tons of learning at home activities for children. I’ve compiled a lot of internet resources that are free or have a free trial that would work for a
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