Mothers are fit for living knowledge.
February 26, 2020
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Charlotte Mason’s first ten principles cover a lot of ground. In a few sentences, she covers the nature of a person, the role and limitations
To find more success with habit training, look at where you have been successful.
February 19, 2020
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Do you find that when you think about habit training, you usually think of all the habits that aren’t going well? That’s my own typical
A mother’s education is her own responsibility.
October 16, 2019
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In the previous post in this series, I addressed a lie prevalent in our culture: that knowledge is only valuable to us as far as
Mothers need more than tips, tricks, and facts.
October 9, 2019
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‘Mom, where are my socks?’‘I can’t find my t-shirt.’‘Where did my screwdriver go?’‘Mommy, drink?’I always thought my mom’s ability to know the location of every
Mothers need to feed their minds.
October 2, 2019
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Sometimes, I find motherhood is a bit mind-numbing. Maybe it’s particularly related to having young children: there is a lot of repetition. Repeating instructions, repeating
A mother’s habits shape her character.
September 25, 2019
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[sc name=”Habit Training Workshop”] If there is one false impression I took from the enormous stack of Christian marriage books that I read during my
