Let’s be honest, parenting is hard. Yet it is one of the greatest honors God has given us. To be entrusted with children is a great gift and one to not take lightly.
Feeling overwhelmed in motherhood? In this encouraging post, we’re talking about the lies moms believe about being a “good mom,” what God’s Word actually says, and how Christian moms can find freedom from mom guilt and pressure. Have you ever felt like no matter how hard you try in motherhood, it still somehow feels like […]
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If you have ever found yourself searching for homeschool tips and walking away feeling more overwhelmed than encouraged, this post is for you. Today, I’m sharing a few broad (which is key) homeschool tips that have genuinely helped our family — not because I have homeschooling all figured out, but because these are the things
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A heartfelt review of Daddy, How Much Do You Love Me? by Matt Markins—a tender Christian picture book about fatherhood, God’s love, and meaningful moments with kids. There are some children’s books that feel sweet and enjoyable—and then there are books that quietly catch you off guard and settle somewhere deep in your heart. This
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When I first heard about Raising Gen Alpha by Dave Boden, I was immediately intrigued—and honestly, a big part of that was because of his wife, Leah Boden. As a homeschool mom, Leah’s work has deeply encouraged and inspired me over the years. Modern Miss Mason impacted the way I think about education, atmosphere, and
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There are some books that feel like more than just something you read—they feel like something your child needs. The Amazing Brain Club is one of those books. If you have a child who is constantly moving, imagining, asking questions, starting ten things at once, and feeling everything deeply—you probably already know this: the world
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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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Wondering how to stay encouraged when winter feels like it comes back? A cozy, faith-centered reflection for moms and homemakers. Have you ever felt like winter was leaving… and then somehow it came back again? Just last week, it felt like we were stepping into spring. The snow was melting, the air felt softer, and
Reading.com review for homeschool and busy moms. An honest look at the Reading.com app, phonics-based lessons, and whether it’s right for early readers. If you’re a mom trying to teach young kids to read while juggling babies, homeschooling, homemaking, and the daily rhythm of family life, you’ve probably searched endlessly for the perfect reading app
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Welcome to my day in the life as a mom of 5 boys. I am a mom, homeschooler, homesteader (kindof), and hold two jobs. One as a day job and one as my own business. Come along and follow a day in our lives as we work, learn, and play. It’s the kind of morning
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Last week, I was listening to a homeschool podcast when a phrase stopped me in my tracks: “Let them fail safely.” Those four words have not left me. They echo in my mind every time I watch my children wrestle with difficult things, every time I see one of them stumble, every time I feel
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