Help Kids Grieve
Watching my grandchildren’s responses reminded me we need to be sensitive to children’s grief, even while we deal with our own. What can we do to help children who have suffered the loss of a loved one?
Continue reading →Watching my grandchildren’s responses reminded me we need to be sensitive to children’s grief, even while we deal with our own. What can we do to help children who have suffered the loss of a loved one?
Continue reading →Looking for a new series for your kids in 2022? Frustrated by the choices you see? I have good news for you: Lamplighter Books. Books reprinted from the 1800s to early 1900s that have solid morals and strong but flawed … Continue reading →
When I was a kid, there was no TV in the house. My mom fought hard to keep our home a TV free zone until I was about 12. As you might expect, I played outdoors a lot and became … Continue reading →
Christmas is finally upon us again. Parents have been preparing for this day and children have been anticipating it for several months. Family traditions are treasured, relatives gather together to celebrate, and of course there are many presents to wrap … Continue reading →
Everywhere we go this time of year, we hear Christmas songs. Jingles about snow, reindeers, Christmas trees, and bells. Rocking around the tree or having a blue Christmas if someone’s not here. Santa Claus is coming and will reward children … Continue reading →
Proverbs 17:22a (NIV) says, “A cheerful heart is good medicine.” This idea is spot on target. Scientific research verifies that laughter carries many benefits. How? According to the Mayo Clinic, when you laugh, your body releases endorphins. This chemical relieves … Continue reading →