The Hard Things
Sometimes the best thing for our kids’ growth is the hardest thing for us.
Planting Seeds
The parenting seeds we plant will someday bloom. Hopefully the good will outweigh the not-so-good.
Red Panties
Help answer your four-year-old’s questions in a way that will make you proud of your teenager’s words.
Sit On Your Butt and Stay Slow
It’s the rejections that make our children dig deeper to see if the dream is worth fighting for.
Packing for Disaster
It starts with a diaper bag and ends with a stocked minivan, but there comes a day we can’t pack all they need.
Well-Done Projects
The skills that have made us successful thus far are not necessarily the skills we need for parenting.
Play in the Sandbox
It’s hard to watch our kids learn the lessons of the sandbox, but those lessons build resilience and grit.
Hope, Courage, Joy
What we adults can learn from looking into the eyes of today’s children.
The Way They See Mother
Our children’s vision changes as they grow, both literally and figuratively.