The Top 7 Non-Words I Own in Motherhood
Do you recognize any of these made-up words? If so, you might be a mom to a toddler (or two).
Parenting
Tools for purpose-filled Christian parenting from babies to teens.
Staying Kingdom-Focused in a Selfie-Saturated World: A Letter to my Daughter
How do we teach our daughters to keep Jesus #1 in their lives? I don’t have all the answers, but here’s what I want my tween daughter to always remember.
The Beauty of the Tween Years
Most parents are taught to fear and dread the tween years as a precursor to the more “dreadful” teen years — but I think we need a new approach.
The One Mom You Should Compare Yourself to
Do you suffer from comparison fatigue? You probably know what that means – and how it affects you as a mom. The comparison game is exhausting!
Motherhood and the Lonely Years
There’s something we don’t talk about often as moms, but it needs to be said. It needs to be added to the plethora of friendly advice we give out to new moms and it needs to be understood in its context, but here is what I know to be true: Being a mom can be really lonely.
The Truth About Babies Who Sleep Through the Night
Is your baby still not sleeping through the night? You’re not alone. Here’s what you should know when other moms say their baby sleeps through the night.
4 Things We’re Not Doing This Summer
My oldest daughter loves to make bucket lists. In fact, she loves to make all kinds of lists. (She’s clearly related to me. She, too, will drive some lucky man insane someday with her organizational glee.)