Enjoy this inspirational message by Heather Danielle. Go ahead and read if you love Joshua 24:15 But if […]
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Happy Father’s day to the grandfathers, biological fathers, adoptive fathers, step-fathers, single fathers, foster-fathers, and spiritual fathers giving […]
These days I can be found jamming to nursery rhymes. The little one enjoys watching me jump and […]
Hey Diddle Diddle is one of my favorite Nursery Rhymes. Perhaps, I am drawn to it’s simple and […]
Please fill in the blanks below using one of options provided for each blank space. Newborn babies are […]
From one step to five steps and finally countless steps, we have been cheering the little one along […]
Last month, I came across this amazing article by a fellow blogger, Tammy @ Grandma Mary Martha. My […]
My Daughter’s Walking Adventure I imagine that like myself, most parents cannot wait for the moment their baby […]
“We don’t swim in the toilet!” No. “Don’t feed your breakfast to the dog!” No. “Don’t eat MY…
Four days ago, DH brought my attention to the fact that our little one’s vision has changed over […]
If you spent two hours after dinner bouncing and shush-shush-shushing a fussy swaddled bundle because the books said it would calm him and please Lord you just need the noise to stop—somebody else shushed, too.
Some may argue that my attempts are futile as she cannot understand what I am saying. However does that stop parents from talking to their babies? Isn’t it from our talk, describing the world around them and constantly telling them who daddy and mummy is that our baby’s first words come from those s/he hears the most. We are already training our babies in so many areas: eating, using a car seat, table manners, talking, walking, biting is bad and so on.
I don’t know what to call the sleep training method my husband and I have been using since […]
Wow! It’s the third month of the year already and the last day of the 5 days of […]
Today’s message is titled “fight for your family”. You can listen to the entire message here and watch […]
Day 3 of the reading plan reminds us our children are gifts from God and that’s one reason […]
Hi everyone. Thanks for Uhmm taking time to listen to this voice note and following this blog. I […]
I started this reading plan today and thought it would be better to challenge other parents to join […]
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I’m assuming my kids are no different and share a common enthusiasm with other like-minded boys…
From sibling rivalry to teenage defiance, one chapter at a time they offer both practical and Biblical insights based on the teaching of Scripture. Join Amber and Wendy and leave your angry reactions behind, fostering a more gentle and loving home.
I, without thinking grabbed a dark brown crayon and started coloring the girl’s skin. Without skipping a beat, the little boy asked me why I would use that ugly brown color because my real skin was so nice and white. I didn’t know if I wanted to cry or hug him more in that moment.
I think a lot of moms have been in my shoes. Let’s be honest. There was a time you had to or there will be a time you will have to take your child to the bathroom while you do number 2…except you are Hollywood type of rich or have a 24/7 nanny, family assistance, and husband services.
Hello, I finished the 7 Things the Bible Says About Parenting Bible reading plan from @YouVersion! Check it […]
The fact that the little one reaches out for me even when I discipline him convicts me of my natural tendency to treat people the way they treat me. It’s the silent treatment and creating a distance instead of having a healthy confrontation…
Exactly two months ago, I wrote a blog post requesting the support of Christian mommas in the fight […]
