The Necessary White Space
By Sarah Anderson Every night at 6:45, the evening bedtime routine begins. My husband takes two lively and squirmy boys upstairs for a bath that usually ends up as a… Read More
Why Kids Should Always Ask Why
Your kids are back in school for another semester, and you're resolved once again to help them excel. You want them to learn. To grow. To master knowledge. If you… Read More
Lightening Up Christmas
It seems to me, in recent years, Christmas has become quite the conundrum. Maybe it always has been as complicated as it now feels, or maybe I’m just more tuned… Read More
Celebrations | Create A Rhythm
Don’t Be Late For Dinner
As you head into Thanksgiving, remember that there’s more at stake than just a feast. You’ll be gathering with your circle of people, deepening that sense of belonging that somehow gets… Read More
How to Help Your Kids Live Out Their Story
Every family’s got a story. When my dad was sixteen, he left home. It sounds strange by today’s standards, but he actually wasn’t running away. Just the opposite. He was… Read More
Sharing History
by Sarah Anderson My kids have taken an interest lately in watching our wedding video. It has been a fun thing to indulge in with them. They get to see… Read More
Birth - 5 years | Elementary (K-5th) | Fight For The Heart
The Words that Stick
We lived for a few solid years in our family not having to really watch our words. We could have conversations about dessert, fun places to go, and toys. And… Read More
Reuse, Recycle and Repeat
Of all the things a child hears a parent say, some phrases get repeated again and again: "Don’t tease your sister." "That sofa was not designed to be used as… Read More
No Matter What
Over the last week, we have talked about the 3 habits to prove to our kids that we LOVE them over time by Showing up, Knowing Them, and Never Running… Read More