Homeschool Update

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  4 Burdensome Lies Mothers Tell Themselves “I’m going crazy,” Sally confessed, “do we vaccinate our kids or not. Do we home school or we don’t?”Sally and millions of moms today fret and anguish over decisions, big and small. And social media adds... Janet Perez Eckles Jan 25, 2021
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  3 Encouragements for Parents Who Are Utterly Exhausted The early months with a newborn are not the only years of exhaustion. Until the elusive extra-long vacation arrives on the backs of magical fairy wings, here are a few things to know. Kendra Fletcher Jan 25, 2021
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  How to Encourage Your Family at the Dinner Table What if I told you about one simple trick to change the tone of your house? Chap Bettis Jan 25, 2021
• How to Love Your Teen through Rebellion--and Not Take it Personally When our teens turn away from us, we feel betrayed. Here are some things to keep in mind as you navigate the struggle. Stephanie Thompson Jan 25, 2021
• 3 Things I Learned to Let Go of during COVID-19 Trying to figure out how to make it through this crisis became my daily focus. The combination of worry and exhaustion revealed my need to let go of these 3 things. Susan Seay Jan 18, 2021
• 6 Things a Godly Dad Does The words of Paul in Ephesians 6 remind Christian fathers that our parenting has a great end towards which we must aim. Scott Slayton Jan 18, 2021
• 4 Ways to Have Gratitude for Your Children's Bad Attitudes As our kids face doubts, temptation, and fear, God knows we feel inadequate to help. How can we give thanks when we’re frustrated and helpless as moms and dads? Joanna Teigen Jan 18, 2021
• Do We Really Want to Go Back to "Normal" after Quarantine? Amanda Idleman Jan 18, 2021
• 5 Ways to Ditch "Mom Guilt" Once and for All “Mommy,” my 5-year-old asked, “will today be a no-work day so that you can spend the whole day with me?” I get questions like this frequently.I’m a mom of two who juggles a freelance workload as well as... Rachel Baker Jan 11, 2021
• Fighting Guilt as a Homeschool Mom: Using Our Gifts While Choosing Our Children The perception of homeschooling, despite it becoming more mainstream, is that it is weird. Homeschoolers are weird. They grow their own food, harvest their own eggs, grind their own wheat, and so on. It... Eréndira Ramírez-Ortega Jan 11, 2021
• What Are You Teaching Your Kids by Your Unhealthy Marriage? I’m curious… When was the last time you switched sides of the bed with your spouse? Or brushed your teeth in front of his or her sink on the double vanity? I suspect that few of us have flipped a sleep... Meg Gemelli Jan 11, 2021
• 16 Thoughtful Questions to Ask besides "How Was School?" Use these conversation starters to avoid bringing after school heart-to-hearts to a screeching halt. Amy Green Jan 11, 2021