Did you know that January 7th is National I am a Mentor Day? Have you ever heard of this holiday before? Yeah me neither. Well this is what I found out. National I am a Mentor Day is actually part of National Mentoring Month which is celebrated in January. The day is to celebrate and honor mentors and the roles they play in their communities. Mentors guide and inspire other people. Usually people who are…
In the article the author explores the generational gap between modern moms and their parents, delving into the reasons behind criticisms and offering strategies to stay strong. It highlights how societal changes, technology, and individualism have shaped modern parenting, and provides insights on addressing conflicts with older generations.
I’ve already shared with you my top gifts for homeschooling moms, but now I want to share with you some stocking stuffers! This list was curated using the answers of 68 women. Don’t stress about stocking stuffers and just use this list. 1. Gift Cards Yes! Gift cards! THEY ARE NOT TACKY! I don’t care what anybody says, moms love gift cards so put one in her stocking this year. Gift cards for what you…
Hello, Incredibles! Today I’d like to talk about a topic I’m sure all of you have heard about. Advent. For many of you, Advent is something that is celebrated at church and maybe it is a time of daily surprise as you open the next box in your advent calendar. I know this has been the case for me. This year, however, I would like to do something more than just eat a new chocolate…
As we near the holidays, you might have already got a plan for gift-buying come Black Friday, but have you thought about your stocking stuffers? I know for me, these are usually the last things on my mind. Well, here I am providing you with not only a reminder to get the stocking stuffers while on sale, but I’m even going to help you choose. I’m giving you the stuffers that 112 moms said are…
Alright, this is for all the family members of the homeschooling mom in your life (or for the homeschooling moms to share). After asking my homeschooling mom community, these are the real answers given! Some of them may be obvious, but some might surprise you! So surprise your loved one this year with something they truly wanted and needed. Don’t get a gift that they will JUST like. This time, get what they desire. 1.…
Lately, I have been hearing this phrase from my 4-year-old: “I wish I had [something some other kid has]” or “I wish we could go to [fill in some extravagant vacation trip].” It has been characteristic of her to say things out of the blue and usually, it’s something really cute, like “I have tears because I love you so much.” I would brush off this new phrase of hers as a phase every child…
As Thanksgiving approaches, we start thinking about what we are thankful for. We don’t consider just the tangible things, but also the countless moments of grace and guidance that have shaped our days. In the middle of the holiday chaos that usually happens, it is a good practice to pause and reflect upon the Word of God. Whether you’re gathering at the table, teaching your little ones, or spending a quiet moment alone, these ten…
So, have you heard about this cozy little thing the Danes do called ‘hygge’? It’s their secret to staying happy during those endless nights when the sun basically says, “See ya!” and takes a mini vacation. Hygge is all about getting your cozy on and finding joy in the teeny tiny things—like that warm fuzzy feeling you get when you sip hot cocoa or snuggle under a blanket fort with your kiddos. Let me tell…
In a world that’s constantly evolving, equipping our daughters with the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges on their own and emerge as resilient individuals is more important than ever. As a mother of 3 daughters, raising strong and independent daughters is one of my main tasks in life and something that occupies my thoughts from time to time, does it mean that it’s completely different than raising boys? Maybe, but I wouldn’t know…
