We all want to raise good kids. We want our children to be kind and compassionate, loving and forgiving. How in the world do we teach them these things??? From my…
Jenae
Jenae is a former elementary school teacher who dedicated herself to her children and home life once she became a mom. As the creator of I Can Teach My Child, her heart is to help moms be their child’s first teacher. Her online community serves well the needs of moms who want activities for their children and resources for their parenting and homelife.
Fireworks in a Jar
Having fun as a family this 4th of July doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive, it can be as easy as opening your pantry! If your family loves fireworks…
My Love Is Enough
I’ve been struggling lately with this debilitating feeling that I’m doing it all wrong with this whole motherhood thing. I can’t seem to get a schedule in place, I’m grouchy…
25 Ways Your Family Can Serve Together This Holiday Season
This is one of my favorite times of the year–not because the weather is especially nice (I’m not fond of the cold), but because it is a season of giving. Everyone…
I Am Not Here to Entertain My Children
I’m definitely not going to win the “coolest mom” award on this post. It might even seem to contradict some things that I’ve previously written on my blog. However, I fear we’re headed…
Making the Most of Christmas with Little Ones
It’s hard not to get caught up in the hustle and bustle that has become December. With Christmas cards, class parties, and gifts to buy … it’s hard to find…
Where Should My Child Go to School?
My oldest child just turned five, which means he will be starting kindergarten in just a few short months. After wondering where on earth the time has gone, my immediate reaction…
Lessons From a 4-Year-Old
My children never cease to amaze me … and I’m not just talking about how gigantic their messes can be! I learn something new from them every single day, something that typically deepens…
10 Ways to Keep Your Cool as a Mom
We’ve all been there. We ask our child (for the fifth time) notto do something, only to turn around and find him doing that very thing. A situation like this one…
The Reverse-Cinderella Syndrome
As little girls, we grow up reading fairy tales about beautiful princesses being rescued by their knights in shining armor. Deep down in our hearts, every little girl yearns to…