a book review of Tama Fortner's book Simply Christmas, a busy mom's guide to reclaiming the peace of the holidays

a book review of the latest board books from Christian author Glenys Nellist

Sin is sneaky. But proactive parenting gives my kids the tools and knowledge to be prepared when the world wants to taint their sweet minds.

Those preschool years are hard without a doubt, but kids are listening. They are dry sponges that crave to be saturated. I have a theory...

A look at Ruth Maille's award-winning books The Power of Kindness and The Power of Gratitude.

With fear so rampant in my brain, these truths were hard to believe. The What ifs were overpowering, but as I said these key truths...

If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairytales.

What is Labor Day, and how can we point to God on this holiday?

Tips and Tricks for living out Deuteronomy 6:6-8 in your family

A review of author Mariam Shapera's debut picture book, Up Up You Go Jo. Jo loves music, but his music notes have disappeared. Now he's

Superheroes are everywhere, here are a few tips on showing our kids the super they have inside and how super Jesus is.

We could say no to superheroes like many families do with Santa and the Easter Bunny, or we can use these examples.

Kids love to learn about and pretend to be them. But are they good for our kids' growth? How do we guide superhero play in healthy ways?

How do the Yellowstone Wolves tell us about God. Explore God's sovereignty and his amazing creation with me.

Tree Street Kids Series Book Review of Amanda Cleary Eastep's latest additions to the series.

I wanted reading to be a joy not a battle ground, so I had to re-define how I viewed reading. Especially with a dyslexic son,

Holidays get busy but here are a few ways to be intention with your faith on the Fourth of July

A book review of Charity Rios' book My Heart's Garden.

Okay we’ve hit the dog days of summer. School is long in the past and long in the future. So, how do we keep their minds active without a...

The #1 way to keep a child’s mind active is to READ, but with today’s screen glued culture. Join in the Challenge, Book Lovers Unite!