Alphabet books have been around for centuries and have stood the test of time. Writers and publishers have used the alphabet to tell stories and teach a multitude of lessons. From bugs and flowers, to animals and musical instruments, almost … Continue reading →
We hear so much about age-appropriateness when we teach young children, and in my personal opinion it is terribly overrated. Children are naturally curious and are often capable of learning more than the carefully calculated educational standards that are dished … Continue reading →
One year ago today, the Christian Children’s Authors blog was launched. Janice Green had an amazing idea to bring together children’s authors in one place to promote our books and offer a blog that would minister to anyone with children … Continue reading →
On New Year’s morning I took a break from loads of laundry and paused to watch a few moments of the Rose Parade. Since I have been there a few times to watch it in person, I appreciate the beauty … Continue reading →
Juggling. That’s what being a stay at home mum can feel like sometimes. We juggle routines, chores, work, meals, pets, appointments, church activities and quiet times always hoping we won’t let something drop. I know for me, trying to keep … Continue reading →
There is no better time than Christmas to involve your little ones in acts of kindness and service. Here are a few ideas to get you started! Ring a bell for the Salvation Army. No need to sign up with a group or … Continue reading →