responsibility

Practical Tips for Kids Chores

February 2, 2012

One tough nut in every family is the dreaded CHORE word! I help so many moms to come up with ways to uniquely implement a successful chore system in in their home – but there are several components that are universal for parents to consider. [...]

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Don’t Rush In

December 22, 2011

As I enjoy some family time this week and take some time to heal an injured right arm (not suppose to be typing!!), I wanted to share with you a post that was a favorite of you readers a little over two years ago. It [...]

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If You Get In A Hole, You Have To Get Yourself Out

September 27, 2011

By Tamara Wilhelm, MA, LMHC, LCAC One of my favorite things to do is listen to my husband’s grandparents tell us stories about things they’ve experienced in their life. One of the stories that sticks with me the most is one his grandmother told about [...]

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Weekend Reading for Busy Moms

June 5, 2010

Kick back and enjoy some great posts from across the web about motherhood, family, nutrition and putting it all together! Enjoy your weekend. From Well Grounded Life:: Eat More Veggies :: Meals That Make It Easy From Steady Mom:: A Good Start to Our Staycation [...]

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Life is SO Unfair! – Jill Savage

May 24, 2010

So my 13-year-old son wants the world to know that he is the ONLY kid in 8th grade who doesn’t have a cell phone. I told him I was happy to tell the world for him. After all, I think it’s only fair for people [...]

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Adding the ‘Also Principle’ at Home

March 12, 2010

Today I move on to the second principle in Devi Titus’ book, “The Home Experience”, the Also Principle. The basic idea for the Also Principle is to understand how the Lord’s rewards are received and passed on in your life through the application of this [...]

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Positive Parenting: Roles for Parents of Teens – Teri Claassen MSW, LCSW

March 8, 2010

Parenting a teen can be an extremely stressful stage for parents. They often feel overwhelmed and sucked into the wild roller coaster ride of adolescence. This can leave a parent unsure of what a healthy role looks like. Why are these years so important? It [...]

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Your Role as “Keeper of the Home”

February 25, 2010

About a month ago I attended a wonderful gathering with a handful of women who were interested in gaining a biblical perspective on our role in our homes. We were introduced to an amazing book by Devi Titus, “The Home Experience “ and seven principles [...]

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The Homework Battle Goes On…..Or Does It???

October 22, 2009

It is the time of year when that dreaded word “HOMEWORK” becomes a daily battle with parents – or does it? Depending on the age of your children it can cause a lot of problems, drama and opportunities for your child to engage you in [...]

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