Little ones are adorable although self-absorbed. They don’t automatically understand the feelings of others. Books can open their hearts to understanding feelings and building compassion for others hat can increase as they grow and continue reading. For young children Read … Continue reading →
Last weekend I directed our church’s weekend vacation Bible school. We have only a few children who regularly attend our church right now, but that was the point. We needed something to generate more interest and enthusiasm in our children … Continue reading →
Over the past 31 years that I’ve been a parent and 13 years I’ve been a grandparent, I’ve played a lot of games with kids. Watching their skills develop from simply learning to count as they move their game piece … Continue reading →
Here in Florida, the weather is usually balmy by northern standards – even though many Floridians are now dressed in pants and jackets due to the latest cold front. While our northern neighbors may be shoveling snow and scraping ice, … Continue reading →
Aloha from Karen Whiting. I hope you’re keeping warm! The news and many dads are focusing on the upcoming super bowl football game. Sports engage guys and also many gals. It’s a good bridge to read books about sports and … Continue reading →
As a mother of young (or even not so young) children, it sometimes feels like all you do is care for others. Constantly meeting people’s needs is exhausting and can sometimes lead one to wonder, Does anyone care about ME? … Continue reading →
