Today’s guest post is by Terri Weeks and Laura Hoevener, family travel authors from Cincinnati, Ohio. They are the authors of Adventures Around Cincinnati: A Parent’s Guide to Unique and Memorable Places to Explore With Your Kids (www.adventuresaroundcincinnati.com)...
“The goal when parenting with your husband is not to think alike, but together.” ~Jan Kwasigroh
My husband is home! So many of you have been lifting us up in prayer since my post in early February. I am humbled at the people God has raised up to pray for us for the past 4 months. If you have been among them, I want to thank you. Your encouragement, support,...
Yesterday, I received this question on Facebook from a mom: Summer got here before I was ready. I have not come up with a plan for how to entertain my 5,4 and 2 year old and I am exhausted with #4 growing inside. I really need a Hearts at Home reboot plan! I want to...
I recently ran into a friend who has two little ones. She was trying to potty train child number one and was finding herself very frustrated. I remember trying to potty train child number one at the age of 2 (child number two came along when she was 27 months old and...
This past weekend I got a lot of little jobs done: a flower bed weeded, a closet cleaned out, a bathroom drawer organized. Often when I see those things, I tell myself, “I need to do that one day.” This weekend, I made a list of them as I found them. When...
“A friend can tell you things you don’t want to tell yourself.” ~Frances Ward Weller
Years ago, I remember reading the book Sacred Marriage, by Gary Thomas. Thomas asked this provocative question: What if God designed marriage to make us holy more than to make us happy? Think about that for a minute. Marriage is beautiful and blesses us in so many...
Today’s post is by my friend, Tammy Maltby. Tammy was a much-loved, 2011 Hearts at Home workshop speaker. Today’s post is an excerpt from Tammy’s newest book: The God Who Sees You: Look To Him When You Feel Discouraged, Forgotten, or Invisible....
Some of the nicest words a friend can say are, “I know what you mean.” I recently passed by some women sharing a really intense friendship moment. They were leaning in close and one was pouring her heart out to the other. While one pushed back tears, the other patted...
