It’s no big secret that kids love to win. At some point during the transition from toddler to preschooler, most kids learn that there are winners and non-winners when playing games and participating in races. And while some parents go to great lengths to avoid all forms of competition, it’s nearly impossible to …
Kate got off the bus at 4:15. Then, She played with her sister till 4:30. Then, We ate supper and left the house at 5:00. Then, Kate practiced violin till 5:45. Then, She had a dentist appointment till 6:45. Then, She finally had some …
Bedtime routines are especially important to your child’s health and your sanity. It’s the opportunity to turn off all the gadgets and electronics so you can share valuable time with your child, and it’s a great time to anchor your family in faith in Jesus. Growing up my dad always sat down with us 3 …
Following the birth of a new baby is a long stretch of time where nothing else matters. Feedings, sleep, and family take center stage as everyone adjusts to this new little being. It’s bliss. Ok, maybe it’s not bliss every single second of the day. There are crying, sleep deprivation, and new parent …
As a mom (that loves to read) to two children ages 6 & 4 who love to read, I am always on the look out for fun, clean, entertaining books that span their ages and genders. Canadian author Heather Hartt-Sussman provides readers, young and old, with a gentle lessons in her books Nana’s Getting Married …