Is your child lactose-intolerant? Or do you prefer he get his calcium from sources other than cow’s milk? Here is a list of foods that are high in calcium and will help your baby’s bones grow strong! (Minus choices like sunflower seeds that would make him or her choke.) You can also find almond milk or orange juice fortified with…
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The branches snapped back as the prisoners fought their way down the trail. Behind them, Betty Olsen could hear a lagging prisoner being beaten. She closed her eyes briefly and prayed for the prisoner. “Lord, give him strength.” And then she forced herself to take yet another step. She was a long way from her college classrooms in New York….
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Most of the online articles about becoming a better hostess or host have more to do with impressing people with how wonderful you are than they do with creating wonderful evenings with friends. What the following steps describe, however, is a warm, everyday brand of hospitality–one that welcomes people into your doors regularly and makes them feel special. Pursue the…
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Several weeks ago, we had the privilege of hosting a family of 15. I called on friends to help with ideas for large-batch but also incredibly tasty soups, and I got so many ideas I had to share them here. (Along with some of my own favorites.) Thanks, ladies of the Theology Group! šĀ Hosting a large group of guests?…
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Once your baby becomes a toddler, the whole house becomes her playground. She’s opening cabinets, climbing couches, curious about everything. And you’re running out of things to do with her. Here’s one month of already-planned, Montessori-inspired activities to make your life easier! You can do variations of these Montessori activities with your 1-3 year old, whether or not you follow…
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