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Posts tagged "love"
Picture Story: Homemade Boxes, Heartfelt Notes

Picture Story: Homemade Boxes, Heartfelt Notes

When I went to bed that night, I smiled as I pulled from my homemade mailbox many notes declaring that I was the best because I made my children dinner and pictures from my little ones who could not yet write. It filled my heart, and I spent half an hour writing notes to each...
Power of Moms Pick: Six Words You Should Say Today

Power of Moms Pick: Six Words You Should Say Today

Very rarely does one sentence have immediate impact on me. Very rarely does one sentence change the way I interact with my family. But this one did.
Laurie Snider: Love, Kindness, and Respect

Laurie Snider: Love, Kindness, and Respect

Laurie Snider never wanted to her six children to doubt her love for them. So she decided to stop yelling and make sure everything she said to them was said calmly and lovingly. She gave them, in the words of one of her daughters, a childhood that was like a big sparkly cloud of love,...
Piece of the Puzzle

Piece of the Puzzle

Have you ever tried to complete a puzzle and gotten stuck with a difficult portion? Children are a lot like puzzles! Trying to work on one takes time, patience and diligence. Join author Wendy Jessen as she shares a bit of her own personal parenting puzzle. She discusses how finding missing pieces of the puzzle...
Introduction to the Power of Love

Introduction to the Power of Love

Mother love, "I Love You" rituals, Valentine's Day ideas, we've got plenty of new thoughts, ideas and reminders for you this month as we explore the power of love together. Check out some introductory ideas here.
7 Family Activities to Fill February with Love

7 Family Activities to Fill February with Love

Check out these super-simple, meaningful ideas for celebrating and enhancing the love in your home as you get ready for Valentine's Day.
Knowing when To Breathe in and when To Exhale

Knowing when To Breathe in and when To Exhale

Moments come, and then they are gone. It is up to us, as mothers, to decide which ones we choose to “breathe in, long and deep” and which ones we let pass us by. Author Emily Ashton shares her beautiful thoughts on living from moment to moment and seeing past the tough moments...
Capturing the Fleeting Moments of Joy

Capturing the Fleeting Moments of Joy

Mom bloggers can sometimes get a bad rap. I’ve heard it said more than once that they make their homes and family life look better than they really are by editing out, enhancing in shiny, happy moments. I’ll admit that I thought the same thing but then I started a blog of my own and...
Even Mommies Make Mistakes

Even Mommies Make Mistakes

Even though we may not like to admit it, mommies have weaknesses. When our children seem to have similar weaknesses or annoying habits, it can really hit a nerve. What’s the best way to handle those moments that may cause you to overreact a bit? Check out how this mom turned morning madness...
Spiritual Sundays: Compassion Capers

Spiritual Sundays: Compassion Capers

Are your kids a little too focused on their wish lists this holiday season? There is nothing better to bring the holiday spirit than a little extra giving. “Compassion Capers” is the perfect, inexpensive idea for bringing that special feeling to your house this year.
Thank You Notes

Thank You Notes

Do you sometimes forget to thank those whom you love the most? Author Amanda Hamilton Roos shares an idea for a sweet Thanksgiving tradition that will help you express gratitude to your immediate family.
What is Your Problem?

What is Your Problem?

Do you ever feel overwhelmed with the messy house, loads of laundry, and disobedient or defiant children? Do you ever feel worn-out and empty? Do your children ever seem to be the source of your problems? Author Karin Brown shares how she learned to identify the real problems.