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Joyful Mothering
I read an excellent article yesterday entitled, “Joyful Parenting”. It was just what I needed. You see, I struggle with joy in my parenting. Lately especially, I have been very aware of my lack of joy. I find myself easily … Continue reading
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Tagged fruit of the spirit, joy, Joyful Mothering, joyful parenting, parenting
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The Mom Song
Here’s a cute video dedicated to moms. They say we don’t get paid, but we do and will, right? Eternally certainly, and even now, the Lord blesses us with sweet rewards we experience in the joy of our children’s lives. … Continue reading
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Selfishness
One of my all-time favorite books is “Homemaking” by J.R. Miller. In it, he addresses each member of the family and their particular role. It is definitely a must-read! There are many quotes worth taking out and posting around my … Continue reading
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Tagged Beautiful Marriage, Gospel-Centered Parenting, selfishness
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Learning to Recognize the Source of Your Conflicts, Part 2
Yesterday we sought to identify the source of our conflict with others. We identified that our own lusts entice us to sin (James 1:14-15). In chapter four, James makes plain the fact that our desires that are the cause of … Continue reading
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5 Tips for Moving with Young Children
A week ago, we began the stressful process of moving to another state. In several ways, this is a major move for our entire family. There have been many emotions, challenges, and blessings throughout the process. I have taken note … Continue reading
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Tagged Child, Extended family, Moving and Relocating, moving with children, moving with young children
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Scripture Memory and Kids
“The wheels on the bus go round and round…” “It’s raining, it’s pouring, the old man is snoring…” “Mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb…” Do your toddlers walking around singing these nursery rhymes or songs? I am … Continue reading
Teaching Self Control
“A man without self-control is like a city broken into and left without walls.” Proverbs 25:28 “But the wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, open to reason, full of mercy and good fruits, impartial and sincere.” James … Continue reading
Teaching Good Manners
“I want that!” This was a common phrase from Tara a few months ago. I heard it when she wanted anything. There certainly isn’t anything wrong with expressing a desire for something, but I knew that I wanted to teach … Continue reading
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Tagged behavior, getting kids to say thank you, good manners, how to behave, manners, please, teaching good manners, teaching kids, teaching kids manners, teaching manners, thank you, thankful
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Fun Activities for Preschoolers
Are you in search of ideas for fun activities for preschoolers for times when you need them to occupy themselves? Whether I’m nursing Brant, putting him down for a nap, or working on chores that smaller hands aren’t quite ready … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, activities for children, activities for preschoolers, activities for toddlers, children, for fun, fun activities for kids, Fun Activities for Preschoolers, games, ideas, indoor activities, indoor activities for preschoolers, outdoor activities, outdoor activities for preschoolers, preschoolers, projects, things to do, toddlers
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Toddler Napping Issues
I never would have guessed that I would have issues with my toddler napping. From birth, Tara took wonderful naps. The ease with which she napped helped make my transition into motherhood easier than it could have been. Since about … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, changes, children napping, crib, development, infant, nap problems, napping, problems napping, sleep, sleeping, toddler napping, toddler napping issues
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