where we provide tips on growing as a new mom and a Christian woman
If you’re one of the 113 million people who watched the Super Bowl last month, you saw Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts deliver a record-setting performance in a close loss to the Chiefs.
Before you get worried that we’ve become a sports blog instead of a mom blog, hang on! It’s what Jalen Hurts said AFTER the game that we’re going to talk about. And we’re going to use his words to help us be better moms when we face setbacks - even when our setbacks are just crazy, frustrating days.
Read MoreThe winter doldrums have officially set in. Your kids are stir-crazy with cabin fever, and you are too! You need some fun, indoor entertainment – but you also need to get out of the house. We’ve got you covered. From totally free to can cost a few bucks, you should find plenty of ways to entertain the kids here.
Read MoreYou’ve had your baby, all is going well, and now you’re ready to return to church. But what does that mean for your little one? Do you keep him with you during service, prepared to make a quick exit if he cries or needs a diaper change? Or do you drop her in the church nursery for a volunteer to watch while you participate in the service?
Some parents prefer to keep their babies with them in service as long as they can; others prefer (or need - especially if they have a role during the service) to drop their kids off as soon as they can. So what should you consider before dropping your child off at the nursery? Here’s a short list of things to look for in a church nursery and a few things you can do to make it easier on the staff when you drop-off your child.
Read MoreIf you’re a mom, you know how many diapers a baby can go through in a day. (And if you’re expecting, you’ll soon find out – it’s a lot!) You may be wondering if it’s worth it to trade the convenience of disposable diapers for a cheaper, and maybe more environmentally friendly, option of cloth diapers. If that’s you, then keep reading because we have the down and dirty comparisons to help you decide the best option for your family based on your lifestyle and budget.
When it comes to keeping your baby clean and dry, you have more options than you may think. Disposable diapers are convenient, but they can be expensive and harmful to the environment. Cloth diapers are less expensive, but the thought of having to clean them may put you in a firm NO category. But there are other options: hybrid cloth options, biodegradable disposable diapers, and even diaper services. Read on for the pros and cons of each.
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