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 →
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 →
I’m happy to introduce our followers to a children’s author who also follows our blog. April Graney has a hot-off-the-press book that children, parents, and teachers will love. I’ve asked her a few questions to give us more insight into … Continue reading →
The start of school is just around the corner. As a schoolteacher, I see many students who struggle with anxious thoughts when the first day approaches. From my experience, I’d like to offer a link to a previous back-to-school post … Continue reading →
Earlier in the week, I mentioned a book by Caris Snider that may help children cope with anxiety. Mary Holloman’s new picture book, The Anxious Lily, might also be a helpful resource for people dealing with this crippling emotion. I … Continue reading →
If the start of the new school year (or any other situation) causes your child anxiety, Caris Snider’s new picture book, There’s an Elephant on My Chest, might be a helpful resource for you. I caught up with Caris and … Continue reading →
