Yes, my son is fairly tall for his age. Yes, my daughter can communicate when she needs a new diaper. But what can’t little kids do?
Get Out There And Find Your Village
If you’re feeling lonely, overlooked, or forgotten, you have to make an effort. Everyone is generally self-centered. We’re all concerned about our lives, our issues, and our little worlds. Sometimes, it takes a little effort for others to notice we exist.
September: Quizzing Librarians for Book Recommendations
I realize librarians don’t seem particularly intimidating, but this is where the rest of the world is wrong and I’m right.
When God (Clearly!) Tells You To Wait
With the gentle push of God, my husband and I have settled on a big life change.
When Big Brother Is Away, The Girls Will Play
I’m always amazed at how simple life seems when I’m with only one of my children.
August: A Spoiled Heiress, a Mysterious Duke, and a Whole Lot of Drama
If you’re yearning for a world filled with corsets, titled, wealthy landowners, and snobby British folk, pick up Mama’s May Reading Challenge book, The American Heiress by Daisy Goodwin.
Why I Stopped Judging People at the Gym
As I look around the gym at the other exercise participants, I’ve started to realize something.
See Mama Cook: The Sweet for the Man Missing His Sweet Tooth
My husband doesn’t seem to have a sweet tooth. I’m not sure when it fell out or didn’t grow in right, but his self control around a dessert table astounds me.
Four Things that Really Burn My Biscuits
Do you want to know what really ruffles my feathers? Gets my goat? Grinds my gears?
The Success of Our Summer Chore Chart
The TV was getting a lot of attention, and my creativity was drying up quickly. I needed some kind of incentive to push George to do something other than beg me for more TV time. And so, I did what all good parents do when they need fresh ideas.
