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  • Creative ways to teach the Bible to your Kids

    I was in a Clubhouse room today where we were discussing creative ways to teach the Bible to your kids, and the ideas were so helpful, I wanted to share them here. As a mom, it is one of my biggest prayers that my children would come to know and love Jesus. It also feels…

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  • 10 Travel Hacks for Road-Tripping with Little Ones

    Summer is THE time for road-tripping! Having two kids with a third on the way, we have done our fair share of travel. Our typical road trips range anywhere from 3 hours-8 hours of driving, and believe me, we have had some terrible car trips. The ones that make you want to swear off getting…

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  • Water Activities to try with Your Little Ones This Summer

    I am so excited for the warmer weather! May has been a bit all over the place here in Virginia–one week it’s 50 something, and this week it’s been in the 70s/80s. One thing I do know is that warmer weather is coming, and as a mama, I LOVE having a bunch of water activities…

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  • Joyful Chaos: How We Survive & Occasionally Thrive With Four Littles

    Written by Melanie Reilly When my first daughter was just a few months old, I was exhausted and overwhelmed. Accomplishing once-easy tasks like meal planning or running errands suddenly felt so difficult when I factored in naptime, my daughter’s eating schedule, and my own fatigue. I remember talking on the phone with a close mentor,…

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  • How to Get Outside with Kids (& have fun doing so!)

    Written by Lindsay Parks 10 years ago, when I met my husband (Dustin), I quickly learned that he was quite the outdoor enthusiast. He had many wonderful life-altering outdoor experiences that led him to be passionate about getting outside and exploring nature. At that time, my outdoor experiences were much more limited, unless you count…

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  • Why We’re so Excited for the new January Activity Calendar

    You know when the magic dust of Christmas begins to settle and the early months of the year just begin to feel long? Like how is it only January 2nd kind of long? Where it’s much too cold to go outside, but oh my goodness, what am I going to do with my little ones…

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