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Tell the Next Generation

Christian Children's Authors Posted on April 1, 2014 by Crystal BowmanMarch 30, 2014

My mother is 92 years old and can still sit at the kiddie table in her kitchen. When my niece posted this Facebook picture of my mother with her great- grandkids, Psalm 78:4 came to my mind: “We will tell … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible Literacy, Encouragement, Family Stories/Memories, Grandparents, Memory Maker, Thankfulness | Tagged Christian Children's Authors, Christian Children's Authors Blog, faith, God's Word, grandparenting, teaching children | 1 Reply

Teaching Children to Use a Softer Voice

Christian Children's Authors Posted on March 31, 2014 by Linda McQuinn CarlblomFebruary 26, 2015

One thing I’ve noticed in recent years is that some children seem to have only one volume setting when they speak. Loud. Or maybe that’s not fair. Some have three volumes. Loud, louder, and loudest. I’m not sure why that … Continue reading →

Posted in Parenting, Uncategorized | Tagged loud voices, lowering your voice, raising your voice, soft voices, teaching kids to speak softly, voice volume, yelling at kids | 2 Replies

11 Tips for Sharing Your Home with Married Childen

Christian Children's Authors Posted on March 27, 2014 by Linda McQuinn CarlblomFebruary 26, 2015

It happens to a majority of parents. When the kids grow up, they get married and return to live with you for a time. It may be just for a few weeks, several months, or even years. My son and … Continue reading →

Posted in Grandparents, Life changes, Parenting, Uncategorized | Tagged Kids move back home, living with adult children, living with grandchildren, living with in-laws, multi-generational living, sharing your home with married children | 6 Replies

When All You Hear is Silence

Christian Children's Authors Posted on March 21, 2014 by Dawn AldrichMarch 13, 2014

“… Search your hearts and be silent.” Psalm 4:4 Sometimes I don’t understand what God’s doing in me, through me, or around me. Do you ever feel that way, too? Like you’re playing a part in some great adventure but … Continue reading →

Posted in Devotions, Encouragement, Writing | 4 Replies

Balanced – well, sort of…

Christian Children's Authors Posted on March 20, 2014 by Penny ReeveJune 9, 2016

About a week ago I signed up to join one of those online challenges. You know what they are, there’s the NaNoWriMo (write a novel in a month) and the PiBoIdMo (come up with 30 picture book ideas in a … Continue reading →

Posted in Encouragement, Parenting, Writing | Tagged balanced living, challenge, Family, Penny Reeve, Time Management, writing life | 4 Replies

When My Muse Won’t Let Me Write

Christian Children's Authors Posted on March 19, 2014 by Dawn AldrichMarch 13, 2014

Finally, someone admitted it…no…an author admitted it…they haven’t the time for writing. Whew! And I thought I was the lonely, no-writing, wordless author standing alone in a great big room filled with word-swirling, masterpiece creators.   I let out a great big … Continue reading →

Posted in Encouragement, Writing | Tagged authors, muse, rest, stress, Writing | 6 Replies

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