my spring MOTHER CULTURE basket – resources I’m using and books I’m reading
I have been intentional with my mother culture “basket” for a year now. Here’s a look into what I am using and reading this spring.
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Every year I like to create a list of independent reads for my daughter (and will do the same for my son once he is reading on his own). She never reads every book on the list but I enjoy making it nonetheless. My main goal of the independent reading list is to push her…
I am sitting here debating whether or not I should schedule this post for tomorrow morning. This is admittedly one of the (if not THE) most honest post I’ve ever written and the words printed here leave me feeling vulnerable. I have a feeling some of this may step on some people’s toes but I think it is…
Welcome to Foster Care Awareness Month! Today I wanted to share some thoughts on questions for those who are thinking of …
Middle grade books are admittedly some of my favorites to read. Both when I was in middle school and now as an adult. My only regret is that I hardly read any classics when I was in middle school. I have been remedying that problem as an adult and have read a lot of great…
Here’s a look into a fairly typical afternoon routine these days as I try to find a balance between having time to relax and learn and being productive as a work from home mom.
We all know kids copy their parents in everything they do. Sometimes we see them copying in ways that warm our hearts (like this photo I captured earlier in the year) and sometimes it is in ways/areas we wish they wouldn’t. Raeca’s thing lately is sitting and my computer and saying she is “busy” or “writing…