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10/30/17

When It’s Time to Stop “Mom-ing”

“Mom,” she said with a hint of impatience. “You’re doing it again.” I started to explain…to excuse my wordiness and interruptions and parenting voice. But then I took a deep breath, sat further back in my chair and picked up my coffee instead. “I’m sorry,” I huffed with exasperation. I wasn’t put out with my daughter. I was put out… Read More

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09/27/16

If Your Child is Grown…but caring is wearing you out

Outside the nursery window an insomniac cow moaned in the neighboring pasture. But inside the Noah’s ark themed room the only sound was the sweet puff of my sleeping toddler’s slow breathing. “Treasure these days, Kay.” My older friend Willie broke the silence with her whispered words as we peeked in on my son. “I remember how sweet it was at the end of… Read More

07/18/14

Why I Kept Staying Home

We were munching on chips dipped in salsa and sipping on sodas, but our conversation had taken a more serious turn. Sadness and confusion made her beautiful brown eyes look even darker. Her third child had reached kindergarten age and my sweet young friend now faced the same dilemma I encountered about 15 years ago. Do I return to the… Read More

08/13/13

How to be the Teacher’s Pet (Parent)

The school yard behind my house is already buzzing with playful children these days. School is in session here, and it will be starting soon in your neck of the woods. Yikes! Right? Since my youngest child will be beginning her second year of college, I no longer experience the stress of “facing a school year.” But I remember well… Read More

01/28/13

Talking With Your Kids About Jesus

When James and I were the young parents of one precious toddler, we were pleased as punch to share every milestone with others, especially the eager-to-hear senior adults at our church. So one day as we enjoyed a Southern cooked lunch with the senior adult group at Bowdon Baptist Church in Georgia, we took the opportunity to share Daniel’s latest… Read More

12/18/12

Raising Children Who Cope and Thrive

I’m not saying it was Nancy Lanza’s fault. No mom should be loaded down with the burden of guilt over a heinous crime committed by her adult child, especially one who was among the victims. And I’ve not read or heard anything that would make me suspect this mom’s parenting skills or love for her disturbed child. This post is… Read More

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