“It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves that will make them successful human beings.” —Ann Landers
I ask one question every year that gives me so much power as a mom. I wonder what it could do for you. Years ago I had an
In my last blog, we processed the power of one safe adult. Now let’s look at a powerful statement that might change the way you parent. Have you
“Mom, it’s happening again! She’s just doing everything I do,” my middle daughter said with a look of frustration in her eyes. Her younger sister was picking out
In March 2015, Harvard released a study saying that every child who winds up doing well has had at least one stable and committed relationship with a supportive
Can I tell you one of my favorite things about the Bible? It’s how Jesus responds to people who have failed. I remember as a kid I was
I am going to choose not to share a personal experience this go around. Instead, I’ll start by saying I hate boasting, but I am well-versed in apologizing
I LOVE feeding people, especially my family. I DO NOT LOVE, however, a dinner table that feels like a battleground. Can you relate? Dinnertime can be filled with
I really do admire the intense focus of a teenager playing video games. I mean it! I’m pretty sure Batman could barge into the living room wearing a
For me, back to school is a better reset then New Years! Here are 5 routine ideas to start during back to school: 1. Bring back tuck-in time. Find a