Mom Life
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When Your Kids Ask Tough Questions: How to Guide Their Faith With Wisdom and Confidence
There is no denying that kids say the craziest things, and honestly, when your kids ask tough questions, it can catch you totally off guard. As a Christian mom trying to raise my kids in faith, Iโve learned that parenting comes with a steady stream of surprises and sarcasm. I mean, there is literally a…
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Motherhood Is a MinistryโBut Itโs Not Your Only One
โMotherhood is my ministry.โ At first glance, this phrase sounds noble, even inspiring, in a culture that often devalues motherhood in favor of career success or personal ambition. It feels like a countercultural stand, a declaration that raising children matters deeply. And while I do believe motherhood is a ministry, and one I take seriously,…
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Mom Life: Emptying Yourself For The Sake of Everyone Else
I’ve been reading through the book of Mark these last few days, and chapter six really made me stop and think. I couldnโt help but notice how much Jesusโ life mirrors being a mom! Jesus recognizes the needs around Him and empties Himself for the sake of everyone else. Similarly, being a mom is all…
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Hobbies for Stay-at-Home Moms to Enrich Mind, Body, and Spirit
If you are a stay-at-home mom looking for hobbies and things to do with all the time you have while babies are sleeping, try some hobbies for mind, body, and spirit.
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31+ Non-Electronic Activities For Kids To Do During Holiday Breaks
Here is a list of over 30 activities for kids to do while they are on holiday breaks. All of these activities can be done at home or close to home and require minimal to no supplies. We are a homeschool family and the activities I will be sharing are things my kids do on…
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Understanding This Key Lesson About Your Child’s Education Is Essential For Every Parent!
The key lesson every parent needs to understand about their child’s education is that academics are NOT the most essential part of educating a child. Academics is only one aspect of learning and training a child needs to grow up and be well-rounded. Whether you homeschool or not, a parent/guardian is a child’s most important…
