RoutineTalk: Other Moms
Wouldn’t you just love to have coffee with a few experienced moms who could answer all your questions about putting your children on a schedule? While we wish we... Read More ›
Wouldn’t you just love to have coffee with a few experienced moms who could answer all your questions about putting your children on a schedule? While we wish we... Read More ›
You know what today is? It’s our birthday. One year ago today we put up our first post (it only took us twenty hours or so). Actually, it was... Read More ›
Andrew just finished kindergarten! Actually, I feel like I just finished kindergarten or Homeschool 101. The fact that Andrew can now read and that I have survived the school... Read More ›
From our dear friends Gary and Dawn, this one’s for all the dads whose kids ask tough questions about the Bible. Have a splendid Father’s Day Weekend! Nicolefor Carolyn,... Read More ›
“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.” Ecclesiastes 3:1 Jack’s life is not so simple as Caly’s. He’s a three-year-old boy. (I... Read More ›
Caly leads a simple life. She sleeps, she eats, and she has awake time. That’s it. Her life is a constant three-hour cycle of eat/wake/sleep and in that order.... Read More ›
Before Yahoo shuts down our email account due to the flood of requests for us to share HOW to put a baby on a schedule, let me set your... Read More ›
Here at girltalk we scour the internet daily, diligently searching for biblical resources to encourage you in biblical womanhood. I wish. Scouring the bathroom floor is more like it.... Read More ›
A mom wrote: I hope that a hundred people ask you this so you answer. How do you teach a toddler to stay in bed until 7:00? I have... Read More ›
The word “schedule” doesn’t always conjure up fun and exciting feelings for me. Sometimes it can seem easier to sort of let life happen. But I have learned—and am... Read More ›
Being a mother of a small boy, this Friday Funny from our friend Kim gives me an idea of what I have to look forward to. Your prayers would... Read More ›
Gone are the days of spontaneous dinners out, midnight walks around the block, and sleeping in. For Mike and me, these are the days of dinners in, midnight feedings,... Read More ›
“The children were always put into a regular method of living, in such things as they were capable of, from their birth.” Susanna Wesley Mom pointed out yesterday that,... Read More ›
Those of you who have read my book, Feminine Appeal, know that when I gave birth to my first baby (Nicole), I had no clue how to care for... Read More ›
Epidural vs. Natural Child Birth. College vs. No College. Breast-feeding vs. Bottle Feeding. Courtship vs. Dating. Child Immunizations vs. Homeopathic Medicine. Home Schooling vs. Private or Public Schooling. Birth... Read More ›
This article by Russell Moore brought tears to my eyes as I contemplated the incredible life-changing effects of adoption. Over the years, I have had the privilege of watching... Read More ›
Hey everyone! A reader recently sent us these little stories entitled “Hope to make you smile.” They caused more than a smile, we laughed our way through each one.... Read More ›
This “show yourself a man” series would not be complete without the reminder that training our sons must be rooted in the gospel. Here are a few sweet truths... Read More ›
Below are three adjectives and their definitions from an on-line dictionary: Passive – tending not to participate actively and usually letting others make decisions Uncommunicative – not willing to... Read More ›
…to my sweet family for making my birthday (yesterday) so meaningful and memorable and to the many of you who emailed birthday greetings and kind encouragement. I was deeply... Read More ›