Folks, my husband Andy wrote this guest post for me. Sheesh I got a good one! “OK guys, we are going to pray now. Let’s get in your beds, close your eyes and fold your hands.” I watch patiently as my boys try to drag out the last couple seconds before putting that last toy […]
Valentine’s Day Object Lesson
Today I have a special treat for you! Anne Marie Gosnell is a master at bringing the Bible to life for kids. She has graciously agreed to share one of her ideas that’s perfect for this Valentine’s Day season. So if you’re wanting to help your students understand what love really is, try this love […]
A Dream, a Diagnosis, and an Advent
I had it all planned out. The nurse would call. I’d fall to my knees as tears of joy streamed down my face. The weight would lift. Christmas would be a time of glorious celebration, full of thankfulness and family. I’d write a happy post about all the lovely things God taught us during this […]
The 4 Easiest Things You Can Do Today To Avoid A Sensory Meltdown
If you’re a struggling sensory parent, this next post should probably be memorized. Everything in it is SO foundational to seeing dramatic improvement in your child’s life and bringing a bit of sanity back to your life. This amazing article has been written by my fellow sensory parent, Wendy Bertagnole. She has a great blog […]
Christmas Gifts that Will Change the World
Christmas is such a wonderful time of giving. But sometimes all the gift giving seems silly, even a bit selfish. What if the gifts you give to friends and family were also a gift to those hurting around the world? World Vision has long been helping children in desperate poverty by providing them with sponsors […]
Will They Outgrow Sensory Processing Disorder?
Inside you’ll find get answers to the question, “Can a child grow out of sensory processing disorder?” It’s a surreal experience; telling friends and family that something is wrong with your child. When my oldest was diagnosed with sensory processing disorder, I’d give people my typical spiel. I’d tell them everyone has sensory needs, but my son’s […]
15 Decorative Ways to Promote Thankfulness
The most wholesome of holidays is coming up. THANKSGIVING! It’s my favorite holiday by a mile and I LOVE that it focuses on such a wonderful quality; thankfulness. But if you’ve spent more than five minutes with a three year old, you know that thankfulness doesn’t come naturally. It needs to be modeled and taught. […]
Time Saving Tips for Homeschooling Moms Pulled in a Million Directions
Inside you’ll find: Time saving tips for busy frazzled moms such as yourself. “Mom, can you help me put on my shoes?” “Mom, the cat snuck out!” “Mom, we’re out of peanut butter!” “Mom, what does ‘Delinquent’ mean?” Being a homeschool mother means that you claim many roles, including chef, teacher, secretary, librarian, referee, maid, […]
If You Say This to Sleep Deprived Moms You May Get Kicked in the Shin
I’m sure they’re well meaning. I’m sure they’re trying to sympathize. But people just don’t get true sleep deprivation. Chronic sleep deprivation is diabolical torture for the body, mind and soul. I wish I were exaggerating. My oldest woke up every 30 mins and would scream even after I nursed him. My middle refused to […]
How to Avoid Summer Meltdowns in Three Easy Steps
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Famous Footwear for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine. My patience is shortest when the temperature is highest. My kids seems to have inherited this unfortunate character trait. I want to put my best foot forward as I wrangle little kids at home during the […]
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