Three Cheers for the Sports Siblings Who Show Up
We are an active, sports-loving family. I write frequently about raising two tweens engaged in youth sports. I’m proud of…
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When You Wonder, “Why Do I Even Try?”
I have thought these words to myself countless times in the past year. With a fresh teenager in seventh grade…
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Always Choose Adventure
Here’s the thing about traveling with little kids. Is it hard? Sometimes. Sometimes it looks like a whole carry-on dedicated…
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By Kelly Lang I Miss Being Able to Do It All
I miss being wildly capable. It’s a character trait I never realized I would miss because I took it for…
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“Mama, What’s Hope?”
“Mama, what’s hope?” my 5-year-old asked when we reached the end of his favorite book. Well, less of a book…
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By Marissa Khosh Going to Church with Kids is Hard but We’ll Keep Showing Up
Going to church is hard with young kids. It used to be something I looked forward to. It's something I've…
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By Samantha Krieger Friendship Looks Different Now That Our Kids Are Older
When my kids were young and still in diapers, my friends and I used to meet up at Chick-fil-A for…
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By Laura Mendenhall 5 Kids in the Bible Who Will Inspire Yours
Gathering my kids for morning Bible study has become our family's cornerstone, a time not just for spiritual growth but…
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By Becky Kraenow Here’s to the Saturday Mornings
Here’s to the Saturday mornings—the part of the week that kind of marks the seasons of our lives. I’ve had…
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Each Child You Raise is Unique
The hardest part about raising children? Well, there's a lot, but to me, one major thing is that they are…
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I’m Thankful for the Community We’ve Found
It was the end of the school holidays, and the return to school after Christmas was looming. The children had…
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Our Kids Need Us as Much as We Need Them
During a moment of sadness last week, my lively and joyful toddler voluntarily sat with me on the couch, holding…
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