by Malia |
Sometimes when you are a mama, you realize someone is slipping through the cracks. Usually it’s the teenagers. You suddenly notice a “pulling away” or a lack of trust developing. But, in this case, it is my little fellow, Daniel. You see,...
by Malia |
Years ago when I was starting in a new Bible study class, I remember being introduced to a woman and was told “She has a huge family-like 5 kids!” I only had three children then. I agreed- her crew was big. But by then, I already had in my heart the...
by Malia |
When we first began home educating back in 2000 I was very interested in hearing how other women ran their home schools. I wanted to know all the details. Did they keep a schedule? Did they use chore charts and curriculum? Did they say the Pledge of Allegiance...
by Malia |
Most of my readers know by now that the heart of our home is the culmination of each member’s identity in Christ. If each and every member of our home is living a life to be pleasing to the Lord, then the home will be a pleasant place, a place where we love one...
by Malia Russell |
Go here to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 We are approaching the end of this mini-series on Teaching the Difficult Child. Over the last few days, we have talked about the acronym S-T-O-P. Here is a review: S-Stop the sarcasm, joking, and belittling of my child...
