There’s Freedom in School Choice
Jamie Erickson
“Scoot together and say cheese!” I said, pointing the camera in their direction. The girls scrunched their bodies closer, chocolate dripping from their chins,
“Scoot together and say cheese!” I said, pointing the camera in their direction. The girls scrunched their bodies closer, chocolate dripping from their chins,
I didn’t enter the “Mom Club” in the normal way. In fact, the first four+ years haven’t been “typical.” The day I officially became
In the parenting journey, just as in life, nothing is guaranteed. The unexpected happens to all of us, but there are some things that
When I was a young mom with four kids under the age of six, I felt guilty at my lack of a significant prayer
Have you ever stood on the beach and walked out thinking the sand was firm only to find it was butter soft, so your
Modern family life can feel a lot like a hamster wheel — a constant race you’re never winning. We overschedule our kids and ourselves,
I am the queen of unfinished projects, and I have a tub full of unused yarn hiding in my basement to prove it. No,
I speak as the single mother of two pre-teens (8 year-old-boy and 12-year-old girl). I have also been a first-time mother at 20; the mother
A year ago on Good Friday, I admitted something out loud that I’d known for some time: my faith, at least as I knew
I sat in a beach chair and cried. Not legit crying with sobs and shudders. It was subtle – the kind of crying where