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The end goal of parenting is not to raise children, but adults. From the moment we bring Baby home from the hospital, we should begin working ourself out of a job: teaching him to do things himself, encouraging him as he passes each new milestone, cheering him on each step of the way until–in what…
Since I sometimes hear from women asking for advice on dealing with miscarriages, I wanted to share my thoughts and experience with this topic in hopes of encouraging others who may be suffering from the same kind of grief and loss. Listen in this week as we discuss recovering from miscarriage, rainbow babies, responding to…
Three of my grandkids are visiting me this week, and we have lots of fun things planned: crafts to make, books to read, songs to sing, games to play, and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to eat. And when we do that last activity? You’d better believe we won’t waste the crust. To find out…
One of the first things people usually notice about our children is how well they get along. Sure, they have occasional squabbles, but that is the exception rather than the rule. For the most part, our kids really love and admire one another and enjoy being in each other’s company. They are friends. And cultivating…
Modern lists of learning styles are much lengthier than the one I learned in school. And — after raising 12 children — I can think of a few additional learning styles I’ve never seen on any chart. So in this episode of Loving Life at Home, we’re discussing how to make the most of your…
Today’s the anniversary of the day my husband proposed to me, so I’m taking a little walk down memory lane during this week’s podcast. Listen in as we discuss the right — and the wrong — way to propose marriage. One thing I’ve learned through more than three and a half decades of marriage? Endings…