One of my greatest pleasures as a mom is that my baby girl thinks I am the funniest […]
Parenting
Originally posted on Becoming His Tapestry:
Hey friends, how are you today? It has been raining since Sunday.??The Lord and I talked…
While DH and I have experienced a lot of monkey see monkey do moments with our little one, […]
“Mom, I am so glad you adopted me. We all fit together so perfectly. ” My biological son […]
Reblog:Unplanned
Originally posted on Anne & Brooke:
“I Knew You Before I Formed You In Your Mother’s Womb, Before You Were Born I…
God has a humorous way of showing us He cares. My prayer is that my testimony will encourage […]
“We don’t swim in the toilet!” No. “Don’t feed your breakfast to the dog!” No. “Don’t eat MY…
Brain regions that respond more strongly to the mother’s voice extend beyond auditory areas to include those involved in emotion and reward processing, social functions, detection of what is personally relevant and face recognition.
I have been intentional to guard my children from any word spoken against them, and yet in that moment I was the one speaking negative. I know that this is easily a situation where you can get hyper “religious” but for me it was eye opening.
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.
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 […]
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.
Anyone want to guess what my son, Carlos is pretending that big plastic spoon is? If you guessed […]
Hello, I finished the 7 Things the Bible Says About Parenting Bible reading plan from @YouVersion! Check it […]
Jesus tells us in Mark 12:31 to “love your neighbor AS you love yourself”
My heart today is burning for moms who feel defeated. Moms feeling alone. Listen to me… You aren’t supposed to be her, your children aren’t supposed to look exactly like those children…
I have gotten to a point where I clean my phone and hand it over to him when the fight for my phone gets real. He thinks cell phones and everything belongs in the mouth. I am beginning to think he is the second in command after God in our home.
This is a 7-Day reading plan which can actually be completed in 1 hour. It will however take a lifetime to meditate on the words in this reading plan. You have nothing to lose, it’s FREE!
Three little girls were sitting on the bottom bleacher watching the basketball game. As we walked by, one girl stuck out her foot and tried to trip my daughter. She then stuck out her tongue and told my daughter that her hair was ugly…..
As a Christian and mother, I can’t ignore women and children in poverty when I have the ability and opportunity to help.
Originally posted on SCHULTER ETYANG:
© November 6, 2018 | Schulter Etyang I’ve been fortunate enough to associate well with older and younger people…
I believe God does not love us equally, He loves us uniquely. I didn’t understand this until my […]
