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Life Skills for Kids: A Christian Perspective for Every Age
Teaching life skills for kids is one of the most beautiful gifts we can give our children. As Christian mothers, we’re called to raise our kids with faith, love, and practical wisdom, helping them grow into godly adults who shine Christ’s light. In this guide, let’s explore what children should…
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Prayers for Teenagers: How to Strategically War For Your Teens on Your Knees
Mama, raising a teenager can feel like navigating a stormy sea. Those eye-rolls, slammed doors, and big emotions can test your patience and heart. But your prayers are a powerful anchor, grounding your teen in God’s love and guiding them through this season. By strategic prayers for teenagers, I meant…
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Gaslighting Parents: How to Redeem Toxic Phrases with Biblical Love
Parenting is a sacred calling, but it’s not without its challenges. Sometimes, in the heat of a tantrum or a teen’s defiance, we might say things that hurt more than we intend — gaslighting phrases that make our kids doubt their feelings or reality. Even Christian parents can be gaslighting…
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12 Signs of an Emotionally Safe Mom: How to Raise Kids in Faith and Love
As Christian moms, we’re called to nurture our children not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually, too. Proverbs 22:6 reminds us to “train up a child in the way he should go,” and part of that training is creating a home where our kids feel safe to grow, fail, and…
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Daily Routine for Working Moms: Simplify Your Day With the Rule of Three
The idea of this article is not to give you a perfect daily routine of a working mother but to help you create your own one. I believe there’s no such thing as a perfect daily routine for working moms. Life is just too complex for a one-size-fits-all solution. Whether…
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Heartwarming Family Traditions For Christmas: Gifts, Decorations, & MORE
How many ornaments do you have on your tree? Can you tell me where each one was bought or why they were bought? Family traditions for Christmas may make you feel like every Christmas is the same as the year before. But isn’t there beauty in this iteration and comfort…
