Mom's Weekly

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  Why Every New Mom Should Have a Trusted Mentor When I had my first child, I had no clue what I was doing. While I knew a few women at my church, I didn’t feel close enough to ask practical questions. Melissa Spoelstra Jan 04, 2018
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  5 Ways to Grow Closer to God in the New Year Instead of making "new year's resolutions" each year, I sit down with God and ask "How will I grow closer to you this year?" Cindi McMenamin Dec 28, 2017
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  How to Prevent Holiday Burnout before it Starts Last December I started a new habit—something that worked so well, I plan to keep the tradition. As a mom of four, I stick with simple—and this is so simple, anyone can do it! Here’s how to prevent holiday... Ruthie Gray Dec 14, 2017
• 5 Thoughts Every Mom Has in Her First Minute of Parenthood As exciting as it is to be a new mom, it’s also unfamiliar territory. And although being a mother is wonderful, there’s no going back. Ever. Cindi McMenamin Dec 07, 2017
• 3 Ways to Successfully Establish Family Rules If our teens don’t “buy in” to the rules, the relational approach makes enforcing those rules more difficult. Mark Gregston Nov 30, 2017
• Moms: Doing Less is More This Holiday Season Sometimes doing less is the best gift a tired mom can give her family. Lisa-Jo Baker Nov 23, 2017
• What to Do When You’re Watching Your Child Suffer Watching God grow our children in the likeness of Christ—also known as sanctification—will rarely be pain-free. It will even break our hearts at times. Jeannie Cunnion Nov 16, 2017
• The Right Way to Talk to Your Kids about Sex It’s natural for parents to panic when it comes to addressing sex with children. But if we don't talk with our kids we open them up to potential problems. Amy Williams Nov 09, 2017
• 6 Things You Should Never Say to the Mom of a Screaming Toddler When you’re the parent with a screaming child in a store or restaurant, the last thing you want is to be accosted by an unsympathetic stranger. Sarah Hamaker Nov 02, 2017
• 10 Ways to Love Your Teen Well Despite disrespect, poor choices, and/or general moodiness, deep down we still love our sons and daughters as much as the day we brought them home. We may just have to work a little harder at showing it. Jessie Minassian Oct 26, 2017
• 8 Tips for Raising Gifted Children My kids are smarty-pants, ridiculously intelligent, off the charts...How intimidating for a parent! But I have learned a lot from corralling the precocious little Einsteins around my house. Raising gifted... Julie Barrier Oct 19, 2017
• How to Help Your Kids Get Excited about Reading the Bible If we’re not excited about this book, we can’t expect our children to be. David Murray Oct 12, 2017