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A Mother’s Education for summer—an intentional, faith-filled approach to growing your heart, mind, and soul while nurturing your children through simple rhythms, books, and nature. What if the most important education happening in your home this summer… isn’t your kids’? What if it’s yours? Not in a back-to-school kind of way, but in a quiet, […]
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There are some books that feel like more than just pages and pictures—they feel like tools in your hands as a mother. Big Thoughts for Tiny Tots by Jared Kennedy, illustrated by Trish Mahoney, is one of those books. This book was sent to me by New Growth Press. In full transparency, I’ve never disliked
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Have homeschool questions? I’m sharing how we use Gather Round, teach reading, and structure our homeschool days as an eclectic homeschooling family. If there’s one thing I’ve learned since sharing more about our homeschool and our homeschooling journey, it’s that so many of us moms are asking the same homeschool questions. Whether someone is brand
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If you have a child who melts down over getting something “wrong,” who constantly looks around to see if everyone else is happy before they relax, or who seems crushed by even the smallest correction… this book is going to hit home. You Always Belong by Jinger Duggar Vuolo and Jeremy Vuolo is a gentle,
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Every once in a while, a kids’ devotional comes along that just clicks—not only for the child reading it, but for the parent guiding them. Wild Faith Devotional for Kids was exactly that for our family. I was sent this book to review, but honestly? I would’ve bought it anyway after flipping through the first
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I always love partnering with New Growth Press because they consistently produce such high-quality, gospel-centered literature for families, and their newest release, Tully’s Christmas Mess, is no exception! Their books aren’t just beautifully written and illustrated—they’re packed with truth that points little hearts (and ours!) back to Jesus. As a mom, I appreciate stories that
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Have you ever read one of the Marty Machowski books? You’ll know then that everything he produces is done with intention and rich in theology. Marty Machowski has done this again in his latest book The Sword: Magnus and the Mystery of Romans Every once in a while a children’s book comes along that doesn’t
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There’s something special about family read-aloud. The cozy evenings curled up on the couch, the little giggles over funny books, and the quiet moments that plant stories deep in our hearts. Here’s the truth, though: I’ve struggled with read-alouds. We’ve got five little boys that are very active. The oldest will snuggle up and listen
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Discover peace and spiritual refreshment through the Gospel Truths for Women devotional series by New Growth Press—perfect for moms and women in every season of life. As a tired mom navigating life with a newborn baby, plus four other children, quiet moments can feel like a distant memory. Amid diaper changes, feedings, homeschool, and the
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The next edition of The Wheelies series is out and this time, Coop Learns He Can! This delightful addition to The Wheelies series will captivate little ones as they learn that they are fearfully and wonderfully made! The book is intended to spark some heartfelt conversations about self-worth and embracing our unique qualities. Recommended ages
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