Gardening with Small Children

Gardening With Small Children

By Contributing Writer, Kelly Wiggains As a homeschooling mom, I am always on the lookout for ways to incorporate life and learning. We have the time and freedom to go explore, so I want to take advantage. We had a great opportunity fall into our laps this spring. Our friends, the Finneys, own a huge garden, but they needed some help tending to it. My family and another young family … [Read more...]

Natural Mothering eBook Bundle

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  Have you ever wished motherhood came with a manual? Whether motherhood makes you feel overwhelmed or whether you feel like you've found your stride as a mother, we are here to help you be the best mother to your children that you can be. We can also help you deal with infertility and prepare you for giving birth confidently and joyfully. We've got the resources you need to help … [Read more...]

5 Ways To Make It A Great Summer

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by Contributing Writer, Tonya Ferguson So the Kids Are Home From School, Now What? I looooooove when my kids are home and we are all under one roof. Except the first 2 weeks they are home...... Yeah, it takes us all a bit of time to get used to each other again! 5 Ways to Make It a Great Summer 1. Have A Schedule and Routine My 4 children operate best within boundaries and … [Read more...]

Rediscovering Joy in Motherhood

Rediscovering Joy in Motherhood

  If you read the title of this post and secretly sighed to yourself wishing that you could see the joy again in motherhood, then you're supposed to be here today. If you feel you've lost the joy you once knew as a young, vibrant mother whose days were filled with new, exciting exploration getting to know your little ones, you're not alone. At some point, maybe you've felt like you've … [Read more...]

The BabbaBox Helps Keep Kids Busy This Summer

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For many families, summer break has already begun, and if not, it's just right around the corner. So often, I look forward to summer break for the free time it represents, and then not too many weeks in, I'm looking for boredom busters for our 8 high-energy boys. Besides taking them swimming (also known as full-time lifeguarding for me), playing outside, and any vacation we might get, the … [Read more...]

Playing Creatively with Littles

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By Contributing Writer, Stephani Mothering preschoolers and toddlers is exhausting. When my kids get older I'll probably rephrase that too "mothering any kids is exhausting," but right now I am in the diaper changing and potty training trenches. I love this season. Every morning is a new opportunity. There's no school, no sports, no lessons - just the wild and wonderful discovery of the … [Read more...]

7 Tips to Help Moms Survive Hard Days

7 Tips to Help Moms Survive Hard Days

As moms, it's so easy to suddenly feel weighted down by the pressures of motherhood. It can happen fast, and some days, we can find ourselves feeling down, and wondering how we are going to keep going. I've been a mother for almost 16 years now, and time and experience have taught me that there are a few key things to remember on those hard days. I shared 7 Tips to Help Moms Survive Hard … [Read more...]

The ULTIMATE Homemaking eBook Bundle

Ultimate Homemaking eBook Bundle

For 6 days only, more than 75 widely-known bloggers and authors in the homemaking sphere have joined together to offer 97 of their most popular eBooks and eCourses, valued at just over $600, for the incredibly low price of $29.97! More than anything, our goal for this sale was for it to be, well… ultimate! We firmly believe that you will not find a more comprehensive collection of homemaking … [Read more...]

A Letter From the Mission Field

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By Contributing Writer, Candace Sabo Today was a long, hard day.  There is much work to be done here among the natives.  Each day brings a little progress, but then some days, it feels like we're getting nowhere. I'm tired.  And I'm trying not to grow weary in doing good. But the long, laborious days remind me that I can do none of this in my own strength.  Things are messy here, and … [Read more...]

Making Home a Haven: Positive Speech

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So much to do, so many piles to conquer, and I'm left, as usual, trying to keep in perspective what matters most. It's been a hard day, as many Tuesdays are around our house.  I actually heard myself say today, "If that Bible movie is lost, I'm going to be really mad." Really?  I no sooner had the words out of my mouth before I was convicted. I'm certain of a few truths in this life, … [Read more...]