I hid in the very back row in my sophomore English class. Not because I wasn’t smart or was a troublemaker, but because I was so shy, I
Can someone explain to me why skateboards don’t have brakes? I’ve always tried to be a student of my children. When they’re interested in something, I become interested
When my oldest son was twelve years old, I made the mistake of purchasing him a shirt without him being present. I thought it would look so great
Being a parent is difficult. Being a consistent parent is even more difficult. The struggle is real to remain consistent with rules, boundaries, and consequences. I found it
Mel’s Book Review of Wild Things: The Art of Nurturing Boysby Stephen James & David Thomas For nine years I raised my two little boys alone as a single mom. I
I left you a few weeks ago pondering the thoughts of handling sin correctly in your home. I hope you’ve begun the process of really evaluating the role
As a teacher for 24 years, I’ve encountered every kind of parent either sitting across the table from me in parent conferences or calling to discuss their children—both
As single moms, you’re likely wishing Santa Claus would drop some fresh ideas down your chimney in what to do with the kids. Well, Santa and his elves
I often get a kick out of going to a baby shower. Aren’t they the best, especially if it’s a first-time mother. She’s totally clueless as to what’s
I’m a people watcher, and while watching this year’s 4thof July parade, I saw something disheartening. Of course, with over 125,000 people in attendance, surely one might see