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How Can We Stand Up?
She cornered me in the cold section. She looked up from her seat in her mart cart and told me that I had a very well behaved son. I felt like looking around to see who she was talking to. Those who have gone grocery shopping with us would tell a different story. In fact, [...]
Keep Kids Creative with Kelly Kits
Ever since I was a small child, I have love creating things. Art has been a very big part of my life and I wanted to pass that love onto my children. Both of the kid, especially W, love drawing, painting and crafting the most wonderful items. I wish I could keep everything!
How to Tackle Plant Allergies
Outdoor allergens like seasonal pollens and molds can be difficult to manage because it seems like they’re everywhere and you can’t escape them. Many of them occur at the time you want to be able to enjoy the outdoors, too- like right now!
Harlem Globetrotters Summer Skill Clinics
Upon reading that famous name, you can hear their theme song in your head, can’t you? Their basketball skills are phenomenal and known all over the world. Now your child can learn to play like they do!
The Thrill of the Hunt: Building Your Child’s Wardrobe
I used to love scavenger hunts as a kid. I remember winning one with a live catfish one year. Getting the best item is always so exciting! Did you know that buying children’s clothing can be like a scavenger hunt as well?
New Age Bullying
I’ve been bullied. Several times. I have the type of personality that, as a child, made me the perfect target for ridicule and cruelty. I was bullied physically on the bus and the school did nothing about it. You develop a tolerance for it when you don’t bother fighting back.
Blog Tour: God Helps Me Bible by Juliet David
W has been asking for her own Bible lately. It just touches my heart that she wants to read about Jesus. When I was asked to be a part of the blog tour for the God Helps Me Bible, I knew she would be pleased.
Finding Strength
We had just arrived home from a brief shopping trip and I was unloading our one bag from the car. My five year old looked at it and said, “Let me carry it. I’m strong.” And he picked up the bag and started walking towards the house.
