A Peek Inside the Artist’s Sketchbook Ever wonder how a book goes from a quick pencil idea to the final printed page? Today Iโm sharing an early sketch from Sharing KindnessWherever I Go. My kids always love seeing the rough drafts before the color gets added, so I thought it would be fun to giveContinue reading “Behind The Scenes: Part 1”
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The To Be Continued Book
Whatโs a book you never finished but still think about? I was thrifted shopping at my favorite local spot about 7 years ago. My belly was stretched to an enormous size and I walked with a slight waddle. I casually walked through the tight isles recalling other times I have visited. Different seasons ran throughContinue reading “The To Be Continued Book”
๐ฅ Coming Soon ๐ฅ
Big news! My upcoming children’s book, “Sharing Kindness Wherever I Go”, will be arriving soon! Hereโs a quick peek at whatโs inside:๐ Age Range: 4โ8 years old.๐ Focus: Kindness, empathy, and everyday compassion.๐จ Illustrations: Soft, engaging visuals designed to captivate young minds. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or homeschooling family, this story is created toContinue reading “๐ฅ Coming Soon ๐ฅ”
Freebies for the Kids
๐ซ Did you know your child could be eligible for a free STEM flight lesson? ๐ What about a free Christian curriculum? Did you know Lamp and Light Living offers a free printable curriculum for K-8th grade? ๐พ And you probably didn’t know that your child can teach a monster while they learn.ย ย ๐ CheckContinue reading “Freebies for the Kids”
๐ The Wonder Workshop ๐
Hey everyone! As a mom, I know how overwhelming it can be to hunt through endless Google searches looking for good, reliable activities and learning materials for our kids. It feels like so much time gets wasted just trying to find simple, free options that kids truly enjoy. To save myself and other busy parentsContinue reading “๐ The Wonder Workshop ๐”
The Quiet Heart of Storytime: Why the Words We Choose Matter
When the noise of the day finally settles and the house grows still, storytime becomes so much more than just a transition to sleep. Itโs the moment where the world shrinks down to just you, your child, and the quiet truth of the words you share together. In those stillness-filled minutes, kids listen with theirContinue reading “The Quiet Heart of Storytime: Why the Words We Choose Matter”
The Kids Book That Has it All
I have been blessed to call myself a mother for nearly 13 years. Within those 13 years I have read 100’s of books to my children. Some I thoroughly enjoyed reading and others I did not. Today I want to shine a spot light on my all time favorite kids book. I have read itContinue reading “The Kids Book That Has it All”
Coloring the world and a Little Bit of My Soul
I have always enjoyed coloring. In fact one of my favorite things to do. My daughters share the love of art with me and I often find myself at the kitchen table lost in a coloring bonanza. A simple joy, adding color to a black and white paper. Yet, one that I happy utilize toContinue reading “Coloring the world and a Little Bit of My Soul”
The Gift of a Story: Inside Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
There is a quiet magic that happens when a child opens a brand-new book. The crisp turn of the pages, the bright illustrations, and the anticipation of a new adventure create a spark that can alter the course of a lifetime. While we often talk about the long-term benefits of early literacy, the reality isContinue reading “The Gift of a Story: Inside Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library”
Mother VS Father: The Unexpected Difference
Iโve shared before how reading to a child has a ripple effect that touches everything from their social skills to their long-term health and career paths. Itโs incredible that just 20 minutes a day can offer such a massive advantage. Beyond the long-term benefits, itโs a simple way to turn the bedtime struggle into aContinue reading “Mother VS Father: The Unexpected Difference”