Being a Mom is a busy life and it comes with a LLLOOOONNNGGGGG to-do list. Our lists of what we want to do and the list of what actually gets done don’t always match up. Like it or not, our children aren’t going to remember all the grand plans we had of things to do “someday.” They’re only going to…
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Family Traditions You Can Start Today
We all want our children to leave home with happy memories of their time with us, but it’s so hard to carve time out for memory making when there’s cleaning and sleepless nights and extra curricular activities and other obligations and… and… and… This printable makes it super easy to insert some fun traditions into your schedule. Just pick one…
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Are Children’s Sabbath (or Sunday) School Lessons Enough Bible for Your Kids?
For many years now, I have quietly admired Danika Cooley from a distance. As the author of a 3 year curriculum called “Bible Road Trip,” Danica has spent the past decade or so encouraging and equipping families to be intentional about teaching children God’s Word. This month she has published a book whose title perfectly sums up what Danika has…
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My Honest Review of Axis
The tagline of my website is “Helping You Disciple Your Children So They Stand Firm In Their Faith.” We take our children to church and instill faith-based values in them when they’re young, with the hope that as they grow older they will take our Biblical Worldview and make it their own. As Christian parents we hope that our children…
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Public Service Announcement For Moms!
As I write this, Mother’s Day is approaching… but this applies to any holiday (Christmas, your birthday, your anniversary, etc…) Each year, after these holidays, I see many social media posts by women who are sad/angry/disappointed about a husband who forgot the holiday or a family who didn’t do enough for Mom on her special day. It’s a common problem…
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Our Family’s CTCMath Review
On my first day of university, my English professor opened her arms wide and welcomed us into her lecture hall with the words, “Welcome to the world of people who have escaped numbers.” It made me smile because I have always struggled with math. I can remember feeling stressed out about math as a first grader and now as a…
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