“It’s the little things that count the most.”
- Love What Matters
- Children
- Raising Kids
“It’s the little things that count the most.”
“I thought, ‘Let her milk this.’ How often do we demonize small mistakes of children? Allow her to stand in her own power. Reverse the lens.”
“The things women will do to their bodies when they desire a child are truly remarkable. The love and sacrifice of a mother, for many, begins way before a baby is brought into this world.”
“Don’t let separation anxiety, mom guilt, or pressure to perform ruin your kid-free time!”
“The greatest way to teach your children how to be compassionate, loving, kind, and gracious is to SHOW them how.”
“People tell you to push away your sadness. To think of everything you’re grateful for. And maybe that fixes things on some days. But other days, it won’t touch the despair.”
“I can be grateful to watch my kids giggle while making a mess at the dinner table AND wish I could occasionally eat one meal alone. I can appreciate being able to nurse my baby AND complain I never get to leave the house for more than two hours at a time.”
“We started our foster care journey in hopes to help change the lives of kids, but really our lives are the ones that have been changed.”
“‘You can make it a day at a time.’ Little did I know I would use this message again and again.”
When all a toddler has known is their dad with a beard, seeing them without one for the first time can lead to some… well, negative reactions, to say the least. Then there’s Ellie.