It is when we choose to compare ourselves to God and His Word that we have true contentment, joy, and peace. These character traits open the door for us to minister and have compassion on others and their needs. Comparison and discontentment are self-focused traits, and compassion is others focused.
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Consignment Can Do!
Consignment sales give mothers opportunity to sell outgrown clothing and purchase new clothing. This post features seven tips for a successful consignment sale experience.
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Children's Lesson for 9-11 with a Free Printable Coloring Sheet
This teacher resource provides a lesson plan for September 11th using the story, Be the One, the life of Todd Beamer. Lesson ideas and a free printable coloring sheet are included.
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Super Cute Handprint Craft for Grandparents Day
This super cute and inexpensive Grandparents Day craft is so simple that you probably have all or most of the materials in your home. No matter if you are a teacher, a mom of little ones, or a homeschool parent, this Grandparents Day craft is perfect for all ages.
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Seven Ways to Brighten a Home on a Rainy Afternoon
Set a vase of flowers on the table, diffuse essential oils, open the blinds, turn on the music… These are just a few ways to brighten a home on a rainy afternoon. In this post I share seven ways to brighten your home on a dreary rainy day!
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Beauty Advice for Postpartum Hair Shed
Hair loss is a common problem for new mothers. This post highlights hair styling tips and beauty advice for postpartum hair shedding and loss.
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An Unexpected Miscarriage
Miscarriage is difficult for anyone but especially first time moms. My first two pregnancies were miscarriages. Here’s my story and a little window into my heart.
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10 Ways to Keep a Baby Nursery Organized
Motherhood brings with it many responsibilities, and keeping up with the cleaning and home organization is just one piece of the puzzle. Here are 10 Ways to Keep a Baby Nursery Organized.
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How to Help Your Child Become a Successful Musician
Parental involvement in music lesson is a valuable investment of time. A qualified music teacher and regular practice times are also vital. Read this post to find out how to help your child become a successful musician.
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Routines for Toddlers: Part 2—Nap Time Routines
A nap time routine is a helpful solution for babies and toddlers that don’t want to nap. This sample routine provides suggestions as you develop your own toddler’s nap time routine.
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Four Ways to Develop A Love for Music in Your Baby or Young Child
Most people love music at an early age, but that love of music is oftentimes not cultivated. Here are four ways parents can develop a love for music in their babies and children.
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Snail Mail: The Art of Sending Cards
We live in a fast-paced world, and mailing cards by snail mail is a forgotten art. This post highlights cards to mail for every occasion including thank-you, sympathy, get well, birthday, thinking of you, handmade, special events, and seasonal.
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Routines for Toddlers: Part 1
Toddlers are much happier and days are more profitable when mommies create routines for their little ones. In this post I share ideas for toddler morning routines.
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Closet Makeover for a Nursery or Child's Room
This closet makeover tutorial explains an inexpensive way for updating sliding closet doors to a simple curtain in a nursery or child’s room.
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Skin Care and Basal Cell Carcinoma
When I was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma skin cancer shortly after my first pregnancy, I realized the importance of skin care. This post shares my personal experience with basal cell carcinoma and Mohs surgery and suggests helpful skin care tips.
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