Public School, Private School, Home School?

My daughter Emily is starting Kindergarten next fall. I have really been researching the pros and cons of where we want her to be next year (and when I say “researching” I mean asking every mom I can her opinion, with a little bit of internet reading about the public schools in our school district). …

Teaching Kids About Money

There are so many things we want to teach our children. I want Emily and Anna to have a happy life, happy marriage, happy children. Most all of which is connected to money.The number one cause of Divorce is money. I have heard from counselors to comics that, in marriage, money is not a fight, …

A Little Lighthearted, but True, Humor

Today, I thought I would give you some perspective on parenting. Let’s remember not to take ourselves so seriously. The following is an excerpt from Scott Turansky and Jo Anne Miller‘s book “Say Goodbye to Whining, Complaining, and Bad Attitudes …” (Great book so far that I have read) First baby: At the first sign …

Training a child(2)….Finding your child’s niche

Yesterday I spoke on “training a child in the way he should go…” Training him/her by using life to teach them. Taking the time to explain why things are the way they are, and the “why’s” of rules that have been set in place. Another aspect of “training a child in the way he should …

Training a child(1)….”Rules Without Relationship Lead to Rebellion!”

Proverbs 22:6 says “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is grown he will not depart from it.” Solomon by all standards was considered one of the wisest men who lived, so taking some tips from him may not be a bad idea. And if you have EVER been in …

Ireland’s Craftworker has great children’s games!

This week, I have found a very beautiful site. It is a blog about the life of an Irish craft worker. She is obviously very talented in her crafts, and very creative. I loved her one post about taking her children to the shores to witness a sperm whale who had washed ashore. The pictures …