Mom's Weekly

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  10 Vulnerable Things Homeschool Moms Worry About If you decide to homeschool, you should expect to hear the typical questions from others. Are your kids socializing? Do your kids get to play sports? How do you know you kids are learning enough? Why are you... Amanda Idleman Apr 25, 2019
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  7 Bible Verses Your Daughter Needs to Hear about Modesty Modesty isn’t only about wearing a sports bra that covers what it’s intended to in it’s entirety, but also behavior and self-perception. A lack of it leaves the door wide open for comparative worry and... Megs Apr 25, 2019
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  The Weak Duck: A Single Mom’s Easter Lesson “But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong.” -1 Corinthians 1:27 Dawn Walker Apr 18, 2019
• 10 Things You Don’t Want Your Children Learning from Church There’s a sanctuary just beyond the sacred doors of the local church we call home. It’s where our forever family gathers together every week, exchanges smiles, soaks in truth, and worships the One who gave... Stephanie Shott Apr 18, 2019
• Four Signs Your Child Is Being Affected by Media Violence “Guard your gates,” I say as I log into our Vudu movie App. My kids shield their eyes from the various movie covers depicting innocent cartoon heroes to horror flicks as I quickly find a movie for the... Heather Riggleman Apr 11, 2019
• How Disobedient Kids Taught Me About God's Love There are many ways in which having children is a refining process of God that I never expected. Photo Credit: ©Pexels/Freestocks.org Jay Sampson Apr 04, 2019
• 10 Things a Mom Must Always Remember Once a mom, always a mom. We may enter motherhood through different avenues, but whether we cradle our bundles of joy the first moment of their lives or hold them tightly to us later, our love only deepens... Lori Freeland Mar 28, 2019
• How to Make a Mom’s Sick Day Easier When mom goes down, the ship starts taking on water. The quicker she heals, the faster it rights itself. Megs Mar 21, 2019
• How to Teach Your Kids about the Real Saint Patrick If you’re like many families, the most you do to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day is send some shamrock cookies with your kids for a class treat and try to remember to wear something green so no one will pinch... Amy Green Mar 13, 2019
• What Parents Need to Know about the Momo Challenge and Other Dangerous Online Trends It’s important for parents to talk regularly with their children about theses apps and games, regardless of whether or not they have a phone. Heather Riggleman Mar 06, 2019
• How You Can Use Scripture to Help Your Child Get Over 5 Types of Heartbreak When our children are little, we cherish their every milestone, from their first smile to their first word to their first step. During their more difficult “firsts,” such as their first cold or first tooth,... Dolores Smyth Feb 27, 2019
• Are Today's Parents REALLY Under More Pressure to Be Perfect? When we feel responsible for our kids’ health, appearance, friendships, education, spiritual growth and more, we can easily become consumed with trying to maintain a perfect life. Jennifer Waddle Feb 20, 2019