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Minimalist Toy Life: What’s Worked for Our Family of Five
Read More: Minimalist Toy Life: What’s Worked for Our Family of FiveBefore I dive in, I want to say this up front: every family is different. If a home full of toys works beautifully for you and your kids, that’s wonderful. There’s no judgment here. But for us — and for many moms I’ve connected with — more toys didn’t bring more peace, creativity, or contentment….
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What It’s Really Like Having (my) Three Kids Under Five
Read More: What It’s Really Like Having (my) Three Kids Under FivePeople often say, “Wow, you’ve got your hands full!” and honestly…I have more kids than I do arms, so yes—they’re full. My two younger kiddos are just 12 months apart, so I also get the “Are they twins?” comment. Sometimes even, “Are they triplets?” Which is… interesting, considering my 4-year-old is the height of a…
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Our Park Emergency: The Importance of Planning and Intuition
Read More: Our Park Emergency: The Importance of Planning and IntuitionToday I was reminded of the power of a parent’s intuition. It’s a gut feeling that’s hard to explain, but it’s something that every parent knows deep within their bones. We took our three little ones, aged 2, 3, and 4, to their favorite park. The park was quiet, with just one other family and…
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Learning from the Littles: Trusting God Like They Trust Me
Read More: Learning from the Littles: Trusting God Like They Trust MeAs I navigate the whirlwind world of motherhood with my three littles (2, 3, &4 yo), I’m constantly reminded of the non-stop nature of their needs. Every few minutes, someone needs something – a snack, a hug, a question answered, or a boo-boo taken care of. It’s exhausting, but it’s also a beautiful reflection of…
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Two Versions of Me: Why I Know God is Real
Read More: Two Versions of Me: Why I Know God is RealHow do I know God is real? I’ve known two versions of me. One without a relationship with God. And one with a relationship with God. The difference of night and day seems an adequate comparison. For the first 25 years of my life, I lived without a relationship with God. Raised in a non-Christian…
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Motherhood Unscripted: Teaching Jesus in the Messy
Read More: Motherhood Unscripted: Teaching Jesus in the MessyAs parents, we often feel pressure to create perfect, Pinterest-worthy activities for our kids. We want to provide them with enriching experiences, teach them about God’s love, and create lasting memories. But what if I told you that you don’t need a perfectly planned lesson or activity to do just that? Tonight, I set out…







