Tadpoles
Our children loved going to the pond and finding tadpoles. We’d search for discarded paper cups and scoop up a few to take home. Usually they lived long enough for us to watch the legs begin to emerge. I didn’t … Continue reading →
Our children loved going to the pond and finding tadpoles. We’d search for discarded paper cups and scoop up a few to take home. Usually they lived long enough for us to watch the legs begin to emerge. I didn’t … Continue reading →
Every story begins as a seed. For many Christian children’s authors, that seed is planted during a quiet moment with the Lord—a devotion that turns into a story idea, a lesson learned while raising children, or a spark of imagination … Continue reading →
Whether we write them down as resolutions or focus on a word or verse of the year, we all have goals and dreams we wonder if 2026 will be the year to… (you fill in the blank). Have you ever … Continue reading →
That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born; who should arise and declare them to their children: That they might set their hope in God, and not forget the works of God, but keep … Continue reading →
This month I would like to share a delightful, heart-warming, children’s book by Lysa TerKeurst. This beautifully illustrated book features two characters: Little Seed, who doesn’t like change, and Little Fox, who is afraid of dark shadows. They become the … Continue reading →
In 2022, I blogged about gearing up for the start of a new school year. I’d like to revisit and tweak the ideas I presented then because the feeling of excitement and anxiety children experience around this time are universal. … Continue reading →