
Girls and Squirrels- 3 Ways to Avoid The Drama
I am not really sure of the details in the story I am about to tell you. Here’s what I know- It was

I am not really sure of the details in the story I am about to tell you. Here’s what I know- It was

Bedtime Blues. We all know what they are and almost every parent of small children has experienced them. It’s when bedtime finally arrives and you

When my 2nd daughter, Kaitlyn, was three, she had what we refer to as the “My Syndrome.” Meaning, whenever she needed to say “I”, she

I like to think that I’ve done my share of preparation in regards to preserving the innocence of my daughters. I have prayed, read the

I am not sure what happened. I assumed that once the diapers came off the busyness of life with kids would begin to settle down.

“Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example by what you say and how you live…” Not long

Watching my kids make a mess can be torturous. There’s really no other word for it. Art projects, dinner table crumbs and closet destruction….

Mommy when I was a baby my eyes were purple, right? As I looked down into the big beautiful brown eyes of my then 3

9 “Pray, then, in this way: ‘Our Father who is in heaven, Hallowed be Your name. 10 ‘Your kingdom come. Your will be done, On

How many times have you watched as a toddler waddled right past the brightly colored, singing, spinning and jumping circus in order to grab

“…the man who sighs after God, who is uneasy till he is made like Christ, that is the blessed man.” -Charles Spurgeon I was reading

With a house full of girls there are not many things I can guarantee. I never know which lost shoe will cause the most tears.

For weeks my daughter plead her case to host a “non-birthday” sleepover with one of her “besties.” She went from asking weekly, to daily and

Have you ever met one of those unbelievably cheerful, dedicated, patient mothers that never seems fazed by life’s demands? Dirty dishes, laundry, dinner, diapers, homework….

I am not sure why, but it seems that I have some of my most profound thoughts as I lie in bed desperately trying to

By Jonathan Pitts Whether your children are starting back to school in mid August or post Labor Day, you have crossed the mid summer hump,

If you are friends with us on Facebook you may have seen some of my recent posts about our visitors this week! My brother,

Wanting to “grow up” seems to be one of the most profound memories of my childhood! Don’t you remember the anticipation of turning “double digits,”

“And a little child will lead them…..” Isaiah 11:6 The day started with much excitement, and nothing could curtail my enthusiasm or optimism. You see,

Do you recognize these adorable little faces? You may have seen them in films like Footloose and We Bought a Zoo. What you may not

Instilled in my mind and in my actions are the desire and the will to teach my family the things of God. There is

If you are anything like me, there is no trace of “The Holiday Season” left to be found in your home. By now, even your

Do you see anything wrong with this picture? If you are unfamiliar, it is a photo of the new LEGO’s “girlified” building set. Unlike the

I’m pushing my grocery cart through the Walmart parking lot, struggling to keep it moving in a straight line. Initially I’m annoyed. I’m thinking I

The other day my four-year old, Kaity, randomly came to me and asked that I take her earrings out. When I asked her why, she responded

Crafty is not a word I would use to describe myself. I can get a little creative when sitting in front of a computer screen

Last week, on Facebook, I posted a You Tube video of eight-year-old Sophia Grace and her five-year-old cousin performing “Super Bass” by rapper Nicki Minaj.

Yesterday morning, just like many other mornings, Alena bounced into my bedroom fully dressed and ready for school. As she watched me drag myself out
Picture this… I am sitting at my dining room table facing my laptop. On my left side is my husband’s Mac with a screen of

Dear Moms and Dads, As Christian parents, we have a difficult job. On one hand we need to be invested in our daughter’s interests and