Recently, I gave someone the middle finger. My family slowed down while entering a circle or round about, as a courtesy to allow another driver pass through. The driver behind us honked at us within seconds. I found it irritating. I turned around to look at the honking driver and she gave me the middle […]
Tag: motherhood
2nd Blog Anniversary
Christian Mommas is two years old!! God has indeed been faithful to us. Thank you all for being a part of the Christian Mommas community. God’s grace, passion for the salvation of souls and mental wellness, your prayers and encouragement have kept us going. I love you all! Being consistent in blogging has taught me […]
U.S. Elections 2020
As we exercise the right to vote for the future of our children in the United States- born and unborn, let’s mind the state of our heart and attitude towards those whose beliefs and perspectives about the upcoming election differ from ours. Do you cringe when you see President Trump or former Vice President, Joe […]
Halloween
Dear friends, What are your plans for Halloween night? Doing something or nothing? Do you feel pressured to participate in Halloween? How can we peacefully say “yes” or “no” to our children’s complicated requests this Halloween and everyday? Find out in the 3-Day Hallow Him devotional I wrote and please share your thoughts in the […]
Thoughts on Parenting 101
For the first 3 to 4 years of life, little children predominantly function with their right brain (more emotional side of the brain). It takes a while for the left brain (more logical side of the brain) to catch up and start communicating with the right brain. For this reason, little children predominantly live based […]
Mom Guilt
Like one who has lost her soul, I ran away from the one I love. I just could not take it anymore. My body wanted to rest, but a little human was in the way. So, off to the closet I went with my blanket. The quiet and freedom from the needs of another human […]
Covid-19 and Breast-milk
I have come across several studies suggesting that covid-19 antibodies can be found in breast-milk. If a mother beat covid-19 while pregnant, she can pass the antibodies to her child via breast milk. This is great news! Check out one of the studies here. You can also download an original article hereIn light of this […]
Offense…
Have you been feeling offended lately? I have. Every time I see individuals or groups advocate for policies that are detrimental to the lives of children and the family unit, I have found myself feeling irritated with strong negative emotions towards those people. I found relief after speaking out about my struggle and I allowed […]
The Voice of God
This song- “The Voice of God” reminds me that God speaks and He does not make it difficult for us to hear. We just need to listen. I can remember feeling uncertain about a situation few months ago, then the little one suddenly started singing “standing on the promises of God”. That was the first […]
Constipation Lesson
Constipation seems to be common in early childhood because many children do not like to drink water or eat a balanced diet. Parents like myself have to figure out ways to keep our little ones hydrated and ensure they eat a balanced diet. Watching a constipated child try to have a bowel movement is not […]
Happy Independence Day Nigeria!
Happy Independence day to every Nigerian in this community! We have some amazing Christian Mommas community members from Nigeria. Thank you for following this blog. Nigeria is my country of birth, so I will join the Independence Day celebration. Nigeria has one of the most powerful national anthems. Check it out! Arise, O Compatriots,Nigeria’s call […]
What Being a Mom and Student Looks Like
Sometimes, this is what being a mom and student looks like. Playing the piano while studying because the little one doesn’t want to drum alone. He thinks it is more fun to have a musical session with me…So, I had one hand on the piano and the other on my computer. I may not have […]
Thoughts on Parenting 101
As I meditate on Proverbs 1:8-9, I do not only see my children’s responsibility, I also see my responsibility as a parent. My responsibility is to ensure the laws I put in place are good and will ultimately be graceful to them. God, our heavenly father does not ask us to do what he has […]
Children and Boundaries
Mothers know how to nurture and pamper their children. This natural tendency often makes it difficult to rebuke or discipline our children. We do not want to hurt their feelings or break their fragile hearts. We want to be their friend and parent. What a difficult task! As the little one continues to assert his […]
New Homepage
Hi friends, Please checkout Christian Mommas’ new homepage and the Amazing Resources below! You will find them on the homepage as well. Thank you all for your support! I thank my God upon every remembrance of you ~ Philippians 1:3
Guest Post: Put Fear In Its Place
If we don’t put fear in its place, it would put us in its place of defeat and hopelessness. Today, we have a guest post by Udeme Etuknwa-Achiuwa. Udeme loves Jesus and she is a mother holding up other mothers in faith. She shares how fear stole her peace when the pandemic began and decisions […]
I Don’t Have To, I Get To
I received several reminders to share this post today. This year has had its ups and downs, yet, I have not found myself wishing the year was over already. I am still dreaming and hoping for God’s best in my life, family, the Church, my community and nations. Y’all, this year is still loaded with […]
9/11 Never Forget
Today, we remember those who lost their lives in the first successful international terrorist attack against the United States. While some past events must be forgotten. Some must not be forgotten lest we become ungrateful and lose what we have. Let’s not forget to keep standing for the freedom terrorist organizations despise. We must not […]
11 Ways to Build a Healthy Homeschool
To all my homeschooling and intending homeschooling parents,this one is for us. I love that Laura addressed the importance of homeschooling with the physical, mental, and spiritual well being of our children in mind. You need to read this. Laura’s blog is a great resource for anyone planning to homeschool this season. Stay blessed! Thank […]
The Russian Grandma
To ensure my busy schedule does not affect the little one’s social and emotional development, visiting parks and going out more often have become a priority. One day at the park, I got introduced to a Russian grandma. Well, I had met this grandma at the park before. She was just sweet and friendly. I […]
The Stay at Home Mom Life: He is My Peace
Are you somewhat struggling to stay sane while staying at home with your children 24/7 during a pandemic? This post by Hasini- my sister and fellow Christian Mommas author is timely for this season. Please read and be blessed!
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Hello friends, please subscribe to my YouTube Channel. I share short educational videos for new and expecting parents. Here is my latest video: If you have a YouTube channel, drop your link in the comment section and I will surely visit your channel. Thank you!
To the Anxious Ones
Anxiety, a negative and burdensome feeling about the future. That’s one way to describe anxiety. An anxious person sees and desires a future, but is overwhelmed by the challenges that may arise. That is the best way I can describe my experiences with anxiety. Anxiety is an emotion characterized by apprehension and somatic symptoms of […]
Preschool Should Be Fun
One fun thing about homeschooling is that I get to explore my artistic skills. The little one tells me what to draw and I make it happen. Homeschooling a toddler should not be hard and I refuse to make it hard. I believe social and emotional development should be emphasized more than academic knowledge in […]
Obedience and Growth
Last week, the little one fell several times. Most time he fell, it was a consequence for disobeying his parents. He disobeyed, despite being told some activities were not good and he was presented with safer activities. Every time he fell or hit his head, I did not derive any pleasure. I was not happy. […]
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