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Summer is here, and school is almost over. In our house, we are elated! We are, by nature, night owls. We love to stay up
Our children are imprinted with varying amounts of fear from growing up in times of war and natural disasters. They are also imprinted with the compassion of those helping, the pain of those suffering loss and the joy of lives saved. That is a lot to take in for these little people with limited life experience.
With this being the month of Valentine’s Day, I thought a perfect subject for this article would be “Asking for What You Want.” I know
One of our children just started middle school this year. This is our second child to go through what I call “Middle School Madness.” What
Personally, I wanted to do it another way. I wanted to preserve the innocence and imagination of my children. At the same time, I wanted to continue building trust and truth within our relationship.
How many people are roaming around with holiday anxiety and they don’t even know why? It may just stem from childhood stress over the holiday season, which has absolutely nothing to do with them. It is a sad way to experience a beautiful time of year.
I asked my two youngest children, Robert (11) and Alexis (8), what they thought I should write about this month. I asked them what was
If they are not listening, it might not be their fault. Are they doing what they “see” us doing? It’s really important that we get this.
“Be satisfied with what is, while you’re reaching for more.” Author Unknown Separation anxiety is one of my favorite topics, probably because I experienced so
“If at first you don’t succeed, try try again.” W.C. Fields We have all heard this quote before. Last year I was in a personal
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