Autopilot, Unpacking, and This Year’s Lent
Our family moved this winter. We’re in the same town, just in another house about a mile down the road. My […]
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Our family moved this winter. We’re in the same town, just in another house about a mile down the road. My […]
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Our daughter came into the world with a large head, a conspicuous tuft of bright red hair, and a deep stubborn streak which clearly has no relation to her biological parentage.
Please don’t follow me for more simple kid hair hacks Read Post »
What do you need to adopt about your home and about yourself as a parent or spouse to have the kind of home you want?
I don’t like doing things badly. I don’t like doing things badly in front of other people. I really don’t like doing things badly with a bathing suit on in front of other people. This was the set of parameters I had to work with for my Annual Discernment of Kit’s Lenten Practice this year.
My attempts to modify others’ behavior during the six weeks before Easter haven’t really been any more effective than my mother’s were.
I tried to wield Lent over my family’s heads. It doesn’t work. Read Post »
I encourage my boys to pray, but I’m not sure I’ve done a good job of showing them how. That’s something I will change this Lent.
This Lent, I’m practicing breath prayer with my teens. You can too. Read Post »
Your screaming toddler just might save your soul.
Parenting refines the soul. That’s not pleasant. Read Post »
There will be days when we don’t run well—when we fall down or throw up or cry or can’t finish. And that is ok. We have not ruined Lent.
Lent is about persistence, not perfection. Read Post »
Are your kids too young to “get” Lent? Here are some fun ways to turn the season into an adventure.
Lent with Young Ones: An Adventure Read Post »
As Christians, we approach child-raising differently.
No Battle Hymns for this Christian Mother Read Post »