This past week so many thoughts passed through my mind. I contemplated getting rid of Facebook, shutting down my blog, reducing the amount o...

I’m not an expert at this. In fact, I would probably caution you against proceeding in the same way. Our daughter is a month away from t...

The walls are a little barren now that Christmas has gone and the new year has started. We’ve wiped away the chalk words declaring His birth...

Today I had the honor of giving the devotional at our MOMS group at church. I don’t normally do things like that but it was a very encouragi...

“The I Support You movement is a respectful, empathetic, compassionate exchange between parents. We all feed our children differently, but w...

334 days you have been with us. And not one of them was guaranteed. All of them a gift. A much grace filled gift. Seems folly to wri...

Yesterday I rambled on and on about my conflicting feelings over my first mother’s day. Embracing this new role has come easy in some ways ...

today is my first real mother’s day with a real live baby to cuddle and love. and I’m terrified of the emotions that have come with it. ev...

Somehow when spring ushered in we also gained a toddler. Discontent to crawl anywhere anymore we’re having fun trying to run. Here’s our gir...

I wasn’t sure if I would ever post this. B ut here I am. I can still remember the month that the lights began to fade. I laughed a lit...

These days finding time to read is a challenge. Often, if there is time before I’m ready to call it a day, I spend those moments with Alex, ...

I just had to write this post. Not because I think I’m doing anything new or transforming when it comes to feeding a baby but just because I...

*This is my review on the book Baby Wise by Ezzo/Bucknam, copyright 1995/98. It’s been brought to my attention that there are two versions o...