*Disclosure: This post is sponsored. Ever so often I look around my house and I feel like it is time for us to declutter our surroundings. If you have kids, then I’m sure you may collect more clothes toys, DVDs, and CDs than your kids may be able to use. If you are able to […]
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Disclosure: *This is NOT a sponsored post. I did not receive a monetary endorsement to share this book. All of the opinions expressed below are my own. Unlocking the Mysteries of Marriage: A Married Couple’s Truth About This Thing Called Marriage by Derrick and Sonya McCollum is an excellent resource for husbands and wives. I married my
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On August 28th we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington. While I was a little uneasy about being on the National Mall with the huge crowds of people alone with my kids, I still wanted us to commemorate the day. Although I didn’t attempt to explain race relations to my four-year olds,
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* This is a sponsored post on behalf of Personalized Gifts for Kids. When you say a child’s name he or she will light the room with a smile as big as the moon. A person’s name is connected with their identity, their culture, their family etc. In fact, in some naming traditions around the world a
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Brock Eastman’s books continue to captivate my attention and leave me glued to the pages. Each time I finish a book in the Quest for Truth series, I am left waiting for the moment when I can pick up where I left off and continue the series. For the 3rd book in the Unleash series,
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This guest post was submitted by: Samantha Peters. Add this to your bedtime battles and nighttime worries: more and more children are being diagnosed with childhood sleep apnea. This disorder occurs when the breath is interrupted during sleep. Although this obstructed breathing is not life-threatening, it does cause low-quality sleep and often leads to frequent wakefulness
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Regardless of whether or not your child attends a public, private, or home school it is important to start the school year off with enthusiasm and vigor. After you have talked to your child about their upcoming goals, expectations and desires for the upcoming year what can you do next to give him or her a
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