by Rebeca Jones Last month I wrote about the foundation for parenting well. The post was titled, Who Comes First?, and if you missed it, please go back a check it out as it sets the groundwork for what we are discussing today. Today’s topic, parenting as a team, will be impossible if you haven’t…
With my swollen belly and the constant aches and pains, it’s hard to think of little these days but my imminent due date. My first daughter surprised me in the middle of the night a month before she was expected. Everything happened in a flurry and before I knew it, she was here: all five…
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It’s soon time for the September Parenting Weekend. Checkout upcoming topics here. Don’t forget to that the contact email for this series is godscharacter@outlook.com. If you are interested in writing in this series please feel free to contact me, Tanya, at the above email.
My children are full of energy and also hate to sleep. A while back I posted about my anti-napping son and the lessons I learnt here. Now it is my daughter that is teaching me lessons through her anti-napping. Every day without fail we go to nap. She is tired- she knows it, her brother…
*Being that I just got through my 1st trimester of pregnancy for the 3rd time, I felt this on my heart. For all those who are feeling like I was during this time. If you are in your first trimester, I want to give you a little pep talk of encouragement. The 1st trimester Hormones…
What a crazy night. Of all the nights that I can’t sleep because my mind is speeding and going through every red light. Yes, every red light that tells my brain to shut up and stop worrying. It was really hard to sleep through the night for I had the twenty four hour stomach…
Helping Shepherd Moms, God calls us to show up for our children when they are in distress. We are created to nurture, teach, counsel, support, and direct them to take the right path. It’s in the little silly fights our kids get in that we can teach them to share, problem solve, compromise, and walk…
By Christina Hubbard I’ve noticed recently how many well-known Christians are talking freely about what was once taboo: their anxiety. Among them are Sheila Walsh, author of Loved Back To Life and Ann Voskamp, author of One Thousand Gifts: A Dare to Live Fully Right Where You Are. Like these women, talking freely about my…
My eyes barely open and sitting on my chest is my little puppy wagging his tail to feed him. My other two dogs jump up and down on my bed. I hear cheerios bounce from the table to the floor as my seven year old fills his breakfast bowl. Standing in my bedroom doorway is…
Beckoned, Peter steps out of the boat. Moving in one solid motion, from a place of fear and uncertainty to a brief but shining moment of pure peace. Peace that literally passes understanding. There’s this wild sense in this moment that Peter is caught up in a whirlwind kind of soul romance with the man…
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