How to Survive Your Preschooler’s Tough Questions
Please tell me I’m not the only one who gets caught unawares by their preschooler’s seemingly innocent—yet loaded—questions. In theory, my five-year-old’s question was an easy one to answer, but… Read More
Featured | Mental Health | Self Care
Will This Ever Get Easier?
The bad days won’t always last. They can’t. There can be no darkness without the existence of its counterpart — light. Read More
Character and Values | Family Life | Featured | School Life
How to Help Your Kids Reach Their Full Potential Without Warping Their Identity
Here’s what we want our kids to ultimately understand: It’s not about what they can do, it’s about who they can be. Read More
Character and Values | Featured | Fight For The Heart
The Conversation I Wish Every White Parent Had with Their Kids
We have the chance to make the race conversation about what it should be—a true love for others. Read More
Celebrations | Current Events | Finance | Seasonal
The Only Thing Your Kids Need for Christmas
Our kids won’t remember what they got for Christmas this year. Our kids will remember how they felt this holiday season. Read More
Family Life | Featured | Seasonal
A Letter to Parents Who Hurt During the Holidays
Did you know you can do the holiday season differently this year, friend? Did you know that you can stop putting pressure on yourself, draw hard lines in the sand… Read More
How to Support a Parent Who Has Experienced Pregnancy Loss
There’s a big chance you have someone in your circle who has suffered from pregnancy loss like I have. In honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, I want… Read More
Character and Values | Family Life | Fight For The Heart
How I Can Model Beauty to My Daughter
The idea of having a daughter scared me: How conditioned was I to the traditional standards of beauty? Even though I was super aware, could I unintentionally pass on an… Read More
Create A Rhythm | Family Life | Featured | Fight For The Heart
You’re Not Failing, You’re Just Overwhelmed
This season is forcing us to slow down, to take inventory of things we’re meant to carry, and the things we’re meant to put down. And here’s what I’ve learned… Read More
How Parents Can Help Kids Dealing With Anxiety and Depression
It seems like every day we’re met with the news of horrific stories from around the world or personal tragedies that hit closer to home. Whether you’ve got a kid… Read More