Well I started my night crying out of frustration and ended it with a whole different set of tears. After a long day at work and my hour-long commute across the city for daycare pick up, my eldest decided to greet me with a tantrum. For her, routine is everything, so the transition back to school ... View Post
Three Verses that Fight Comparison and Teach Children Why God Made Them Unique
My daughter came home from school this past week and announced to me that she was in the “green” spelling group. My reply was, “That is great sweetie, I love the color green.” But she continued, as her eyes filled with tears, “No mom, that is not great, the green group is the lowest group you could ... View Post
Every Generation Better Than The One Before: Overcoming Toxic Parenting
I had good parents growing up. They weren’t perfect and they had their fair share of baggage but they loved us very well and were good, humble, always willing to admit a mistake and figure it out together kind of people. But I have many friends who dealt with a large variety of issues passed down by ... View Post
A Story of Hope through Miscarriage and Pregnancy Loss
Over the past two years my daughter Hope has asked a lot of questions about the siblings she's never met. "Were they boys or girls?" "Did you name them?" "How many times were you pregnant before me? Before Joshua?" We've answered her questions as best we could, sparing her the intimate details. . ... View Post
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