A Heritage
Ever wonder about the value of that old vase you inherited—the one stuck in a corner of your attic? Or how about the value of your father’s electric trains—the ones he had as a kid that you take out once … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Parenting
Caring for God’s Temple: A Balanced Diet
In the three and a half months since setting my goal to eat better and exercise, I’ve been blessed with great progress. I’ve lost 14 pounds, have mostly stuck to my portion-controlled diet, and made time to exercise at least two … Continue reading →
Nurturing Resistant Teens
I know what you’re thinking. Aren’t we supposed to raise compliant teens? Don’t we want them to be obedient and easy to get along with rather than resistant? Well, yes. And no. Compliant and resistant (rebellious?) teens both need nurturing. … Continue reading →
So Your Child Would Like to Be an Author – Part 4
What might a parent do if her child or teen would like to become an author? We have been exploring that topic: Gifts for the would-be author Writing reference books Contests to test the writing waters You’ll also want to … Continue reading →
Having Devotions with Your Children
I recently spoke to my MOPS group on the importance of having devotions with your children. I assured the moms that “devotions” do not have long or deeply serious. The key is to choose resources that are kid-friendly and age … Continue reading →
So Your Child Would Like to Be an Author – Part 3
We have been exploring the idea of a child or teen who wants to be an author. How can parents nourish that talent or calling? So Your Child Would Like to Be an Author – Part 1 Check out some … Continue reading →