So thankful God can still see me.
Everyone has a bike story. I was 6, I think, when I learned to ride a bike. In my memory the bike was too big for me. It didn’t have brakes either – but now that I’m a parent with … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Parenting
My Children Taught Me to Read
“Jesus taught them many things by using picture stories…” Matthew 13:3a NLV My children cut their teeth on books like Pat the Bunny (Dorothy Kunhardt), The Little Engine That Could (Watty Piper), Goodnight Moon, The Golden Egg Book and Home … Continue reading →
The Desires of Your Heart
Psalm 37:4 has always been one of my favorite verses: Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart. This verse is one of God’s many promises found in Scripture. God loves us unconditionally, … Continue reading →
Seeking Christmas: Finding the True Meaning Through Family Traditions
Seeking Christmas: Finding the True Meaning Through Family Traditions Author: Renee Robinson Illustrated by Veronica Hallum Paperback: 41 pages Publisher: Crosslink Publishing (2013) Language: English ISBN-13: 978-1-9636746-57-6 Ages: Family activities for all ages Recommended retail price $9.95 Reviewed By: Janice … Continue reading →
Attentive Two Year Olds, Loud Parents, Broken Props and Lots of Lessons
This post first appeared on my storytelling blog at www.lindsaybonilla.com I share it here as it pertains to varying levels of parental involvement in a child’s life and their affect on the child. As a mom-to-be, I certainly welcome your … Continue reading →
How to Talk to a Child
I have observed that talking to a child isn’t necessarily something that comes naturally to people. So here are a few tips on talking to the younger set. 1. Get down on their level. Try to get eye-to-eye with the … Continue reading →