Daily Gratitude 

Kids don’t usually respond to lectures but they love stories. Storytelling is one of the easiest ways to teach life lessons without it feeling like a lesson. Through characters and adventures, children learn about kindness, honesty, and patience in a way that sticks. Instead of being told “share your toys,” they watch a character learn the joy of sharing. Books give us gentle teaching tools wrapped up in fun and kids won’t even realize how much they’re learning. Looking for b

Have you ever thought about how many lessons you’ve learned the hard way? The moments when life stretched you, taught you, and molded you into someone stronger and wiser? Those lessons are gifts, not just for you, but for others walking the same path. When we take the time to  document what we learn , we’re doing more than keeping notes. We’re creating a map, one that helps others travel the same road with fewer stumbles and more confidence. Every insight, mistake, and moment

Children are natural explorers they ask questions about everything! And that’s a good thing. Curiosity is how kids learn about the world, stretch their imagination, and even grow in faith. When we encourage curiosity, we’re giving kids permission to dream, discover, and seek truth. Books that inspire wonder spark lifelong learning and creativity. So the next time your child asks “why?” for the tenth time, smile you’re raising a thinker! Want stories that feed curiosity while

Gratitude is one of the greatest gifts we can give our kids. But “say thank you” only goes so far, children learn best through stories....

Story time is more than books it’s bonding, laughter, and imagination! If bedtime feels routine, here are 10 fun ways to make story time...

As parents and grandparents, we all want our little ones to grow into kind, thoughtful people. But teaching values isn’t always easy....

Date night doesn’t always mean fancy dinners or long drives into the city. Sometimes the sweetest memories are made right at home,...

I don’t mean to rush the seasons but… Dear Fall, if you’re listening...we’re ready. (And by “we,” I mean me and my crockpot.)