Mom's Weekly

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  How to Survive Your Child's Difficult Stage Most of our children’s difficult phases are temporary. But how we choose to handle them can have more lasting impact. Cindi McMenamin May 19, 2016
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  5 Things Moms Want for Mother's Day (But Probably Won't Ask For) Before you send the flowers, or make the phone call, or give her a gift card, let me offer some insight as to what most moms really want for Mother’s Day. Cindi McMenamin May 04, 2016
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  What Would You Tell Your Daughter about Motherhood? As young daughters grow up and someday become mothers themselves, they'll look to their own moms for advice and guidance. Rachel Dawson Apr 27, 2016
• Why I Want My Kids to Grow Up Weird The fringe of society is where the world is changed. In fact, it’s where Jesus turned the world upside down. A total weirdo, in the best sense of the word. Laura Polk Apr 21, 2016
• 3 Ways Philemon Helps Parents Guide Their Children through Friend Problems How can we as parents be wise when our children have friend problems? We tell them a story about Philemon in the Bible and his choice to forgive an offense. Pam Kanaly Apr 14, 2016
• 5 Factors of Tween Cellphone Ownership Before we hand our children unlimited access to the world of texting, selfies, and social media, we need to consider several factors influencing tween cell phone ownership. Hilary Smith Apr 06, 2016
• How to Stop Being an Angry Mom Yes, you are an angry mom, but you’re not sure what to do about it. You really love being a mom. But sometimes, you’re just mad. Sue Schlesman Mar 31, 2016
• Nobody Said it Would Feel Like This I had been a momma for just a few days, and I had already discovered this reality: motherhood is lonely. Becky Thompson Mar 24, 2016
• 4 Important Tips to Raise Generous Kids in a Greedy World You don’t have to teach a child to say, “Gimme that!” or “I want another one!” Greed comes naturally to all of us. It’s easy to want more than what we have. Arlene Pellicane Mar 17, 2016
• Busy Mom, Don't Fall into the Multitasking Trap! As a slave of multitasking, I had multiplied the stress of everyday life. In the process, I had diminished my quality time to nearly zero. Janet Eckles Mar 10, 2016
• 3 Ways Worry Is Ruining Your Parenting I believe we worry not because of who our children are and what they’re doing, or even the world we live in, but because of who we are and how we approach life. Cindi McMenamin Mar 03, 2016
• 4 Things My 45-Year-Old Mom Self Wants My 22-Year-Old Mom Self to Know If we were all afforded the luxury of turning back and giving ourselves advice, this is exactly what I'd say to myself: Kendra Fletcher Feb 25, 2016