It seems we are constantly being bombarded from all corners of life on things we need to be doing. Our children’s school wants more volunteer hours, the cashier wants you to take her unsolicited parenting advice after your daughter has a mental breakdown over the pink spinning lollipop […]
All moms want their children to feel better when they are sad or down, but some methods can actually cause more harm than good. To help a child process what they are feeling, it’s important to ask key questions so they can open up and share what’s on their hearts. […]
Leukemia is the most common childhood cancer, and each year thousands of parents receive the devastating diagnosis their precious child has leukemia. 21-year old Katy Payne was herself diagnosed with leukemia, but despite the odds she survived. Not forgetting all she went through, she decided to give back to the […]