There’s nothing in this world quite as damaging as the comparison game. It isn’t fair to you or them to believe you’ve been slighted because someone else is having a better time that you are at that moment.
The idea that the growth and progression of our family will be a clean linear experience is failing you.
My CZ is more valuable to me than a diamond because of the importance of the reminder it now provides for me.
The moment you turn your attention to a phone, it’s telling the child that you’ve lost interest. The last thing you want to do is give your child the impression that whatever is happening on your phone is more important than them.
For this week’s book I wanted to share a book that inspired my kids to treat Mother’s Day like A Special Day for Mommy, by Dan Andreasen.
If you are sick of fighting with your child about screen time, listen up. You can use social media to your advantage and build a relationship with your child at the same time.
Thank God for mothers – the ones who give us life and the ones who make our lives better!
It’s said that fear isn’t the result of something frightening, but of something that’s unknown. Why is trying something new scary? It’s because we don’t know what to expect.
Do you have a kid who is struggling in school and you just don’t know how to help them?
…my Grandma DeVaux had found me at a time when I felt lost, lonely, and scared. She could not take my hand now, but I felt a deep love and concern from her and what felt like a warm spiritual hug. Her story of rising again influenced my own.