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This post encourages families to make their Valentine decorations Christ centered so that everyone who enters their home sees their love for Jesus. The author shares a simple tradition of creating heart garlands with the words of 1 Corinthians 13 and a front door wreath made of hearts labeled with Scripture about loving God. These decorations become a daily reminder of biblical love and a testimony to anyone who visits during the month.

This post encourages parents to speak life over their children or spouse by placing a handwritten heart shaped affirmation on their door each night from February first onward. These Christ centered truths remind them of their identity in God and drown out the lies they may be battling. The author shares how this simple tradition deeply encouraged her kids who kept the hearts on their doors all year. The post also provides a list of powerful affirmations to help parents build their family up with love and Scripture based truth.

This post reflects on the unique Fourth of July of 2020 and highlights the powerful connection between physical freedom and spiritual freedom. It honors the sacrifices made by military families and service members while also pointing to the far greater sacrifice Jesus made to give us eternal freedom. The author then shares three simple, kid-friendly Fourth of July crafts that parents can do at home, using each activity as a chance to talk with their children about liberty, sacrifice, and the hope found in Christ.

This post highlights the most repeated command in Scripture: choosing joy. God tells us again and again to praise, rejoice, give thanks, and not fear because He knows gratitude shifts our mindset and protects our hearts. Even during COVID-19, thankfulness can reshape how we see our circumstances. The author shares how practicing gratitude brought more peace, more joy, and a whole new perspective during lockdown. She lists fifteen things she’s thankful for and challenges readers to name three things they can appreciate today.

This post shares quick and creative indoor activities to keep toddlers entertained during lock-down. It includes easy setups like paper tunnels, toy matching puzzles, sticker line tracing, scissor-practice challenges, and toy line up games. These ideas help toddlers stay busy, build fine motor skills, and have fun while parents work or homeschool older kids.

This guide gives parents quick, realistic ways to keep toddlers busy while homeschooling older kids. It highlights the value of short learning blocks, active play, and easy DIY sensory boxes made from things already at home. The post includes five toddler activity box ideas that help little ones stay engaged and learning while giving parents focused time with their older children.