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Examples are great teachers. We learned math from examples in school and much of what we learn about motherhood starts early on as we...

Today our guest writer, DiAnn Mills, will be starting a series of posts discussing the importance of creating a spiritual legacy. We’re...

As you celebrate Mother’s Day this year, take a moment to reflect on how motherhood changes at different ages. In the natural progression...

There are 5 common mistakes made in a family crisis. They can be the difference between a family pulling together to overcome or pulling...

Every family faces crises at some point. What is the Grandparents’ role in a family crisis affecting our children and grandchildren?...

One of the greatest lessons we teach our children and grandchildren is how to nurture. Whether it be through pets or plants, when we...

One of the hardest things grandparents have to remember at times is that when holidays and gift-giving come around, we need to allow...

I love the beauty and renewal of spring! It’s a time of growth, life, beauty, and refreshing. As we see the world around us beginning to...

Going through old family photos can be a great way to learn about our history and maybe even spot where some appearance traits moved...

Spring Break is probably looking a lot different for most families this year. If you normally travel, you may be grounded. While that’s...

Playing dress-up is a wonderful adventure for many little ones. Their imaginations come alive when they put on something other than their...

Here’s a life truth. Whenever there are two or more people in a group there will be differences of opinion. The art of family comes when...

Our grandchildren are learning about love at an amazing pace in their youngest years. Since navigating love relationships is a key life...

Say it loud and clear. “I love you!” Can you ever say I love you too often? I don’t believe so, especially with our grandchildren....

Modeling forgiveness for your Grands starts with learning to forgive. Forgiving others who have offended, hurt, or caused us emotional...

What is your grandparenting love language? In 1992, Dr. Gary Chapman, wrote a book called The 5 Love Languages. Since then, Chapman added...

We’ve talked a lot about habits this month. Let’s leave January with one cautionary note about habits in family life. Good habits are...

Remember when we were little and our parents told us to stop saying we couldn’t do something and instead, give it a try? That lesson...

New Year’s Resolutions to be The Best Grandparent You Can Be Most of us have a love-hate relationship with New Year’s Resolutions. The...

It seems a bit cliche to talk about the power of positive thinking but we’re going there this week. 2020 has been a difficult year for...