Granny's Guidance

I would do anything for my kids...

We all loved going to our Activity Days. They were once a month gathering for all the Homeschool families,

Your time isn't wasted. Your days are not squandered. You are vital to your children.

" Hi. My name is C-A-L-E-B." He spelled his name every time.

I thought I would lose my mind because of unmatched socks. - My kids would argue that I had lost my mind long before then.

Teach kindness, demonstrate it every chance you get…in the grocery store…and at home. Kindness is infectious. You want your kids to get it.

I did always say, “Everybody get a hand.” Which meant we all held hands as we walked away from the car and into the store.

Finding creative ways to homeschool was something I quite enjoyed.

She was like a kid in a candy store when Christmas morning came around that year. She could hardly wait to open gifts!

Runny noses are yucky!! Littles aren't usually bothered by them, but snotty noses are not my favorite thing about motherhood.

I don't speak any foreign languages fluently. My kids are a different story. "Whine-ese" seemed like their native tongue at times.

My kids just love to pick on me. They love to be silly. If I had chosen to be cross, I would have missed so much joy...we all would have.

The older kids in the group read formal book reports. Some were... well...rather dry. So we created some Biblical clothing...for bananas.

Using a bit of creativity and engaging them can make it fun for all of you, and you teach them life skills besides.

I loved to pop in and see them while they were at work. I just wanted to encourage them and let them know I was proud of them.

Suddenly, I found myself flat on my fanny with the roll hanging out of my mouth!

I had someone ask me, “How did you raise such nice kids?” I wasn’t sure how to take it, or how it was meant. Go back & reread that question.

It's Christmas Eve. May God be with you all! He loves you dearly!

Create fun moments. Laugh together. Make memories -they last forever!

Mommy, as you look at your sweet babies, ask yourself who you want them to be. Not, what do you hope their career will be, but what type of