If you’re looking to strengthen your walk with the Lord and be the mom He wants you to be, look no further than The Better Mom Devotional!
I absolutelyIf you’re looking to strengthen your walk with the Lord and be the mom He wants you to be, look no further than The Better Mom Devotional!
I absolutely loved this 100-day devotional. Every time I opened it the words spoke right to my heart and I saw how it could apply to the very situation I was going through. Plus, I wanted to share every single devotion with someone!!...more
What I liked: May I Kiss You? is a great book that concisely explains what consent is and why it’s necessary. In addition to the short chaHott Review:
What I liked: May I Kiss You? is a great book that concisely explains what consent is and why it’s necessary. In addition to the short chapters that help with every aspect of this – including how to support a friend – May I Kiss You? has highlighted sections detailing specifics and has thought-provoking questions and info on where to go if you need/want more info. Even though it’s written more like a conversation there is so much great info in May I Kiss You? it really belongs on the shelf of every person. What I didn’t like: It truly annoys me that we NEED books like this. Why is this an issue? Why do we need to explain in detail what consent is and why it’s necessary?
Hott Synopsis: Whether it’s been five hours or fifteen years since your son was first placed in your arms “The Savvy Mom’s Guide to Sons: 101 Real-WorlHott Synopsis: Whether it’s been five hours or fifteen years since your son was first placed in your arms “The Savvy Mom’s Guide to Sons: 101 Real-World Tips to Improve Your Relationship and Save Your Sanity” can help you! Bursting with advice from a mom who’s been there done that this book is sure to help you through this phase he’s going through – and the next! This book is almost as good as the instruction manual our boys should have come with!
Hott Review: As the mother of two boys and the aunt of half a dozen more there isn’t a day that goes by that I’m not enjoying bugs, tadpoles, discussing why God made BO, or standing in the sleet or rain cheering them through their game. I had the advantage of having brothers so I knew what I was in for when God gave me these gifts, but I know that many don’t and I cringe when I see boys who’ve never played in the mud, who haven’t chased aunts with a magnifying glass, or who have just been allowed to be the person God made them.
Take the advice of a mom who’s been there & grab “The Savvy Mom’s Guide to Sons: 101 Real-World Tips to Improve Your Relationship and Save Your Sanity” to know what you’re in for and how to enjoy it or to just reminisce about all of those wonderful moments!
More… Author: Tina Krause Source: Shiloh Run Press via Netgalley Grade: A ...more
You’ve been waiting for years. Ever since that bundle of joy was put into your waiting armsHott Synopsis:
Moms' Ultimate Guide to the Tween Girl World
You’ve been waiting for years. Ever since that bundle of joy was put into your waiting arms. You’ve known it was coming and, even though you’ve been through it, have had no idea how to prepare or what to do. Not to worry, Nancy Rue has come to the rescue, again! The Moms’ Ultimate Guide to the Tween Girl World is a wonderful resource for everyone who has a tween girl in their life.
It’s packed full of practical advice and tips to help you mentor and love these girls in a way that is guiding but not pushy — we want them to want to grow into fine God-honoring Christians not force them into a mold God didn’t intend for them.
Use this tremendous resource to help our girls be the woman God wants them to be!
Hott Review of Moms’ Ultimate Guide to the Tween Girl World:
Thank you, Nancy Rue!! This is a great book that I won’t stop reading. The helpful advice and guiding philosophies you included have already helped me in my relationship with my tween and I know in the coming years I’m going to use this frequently!!
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Author: Nancy Rue Source: Kindle Free Read on March 7, 2011 Grade: A...more
Hott Synopsis: Everywhere we look we see teenage girls with no self-esteem, too many eating disorders, and poor choices in friends. But are we taking tHott Synopsis: Everywhere we look we see teenage girls with no self-esteem, too many eating disorders, and poor choices in friends. But are we taking time to look below the surface – time to talk to them long enough to determine the cause? I know, I know…. She knows she can come to you, right? That’s not the questions though, is it? It’s whether she will come to you. This book helps us not only to learn what’s really going on but also how to step back take a hard look at ourselves and our relationships with these girls that we love.
Hott Review: This was a tremendously difficult book to read. It was very hard to step back and take a completely honest look at myself and the relationship I have with my daughter. It was also astonishingly difficult to see what’s really going on in their lives. I can’t say enough – and this point is also made in the book – that the thing that teens need most is just someone to listen to them. Find a teen and give them that non-judgmental ear that they so desperately need!!
More… Author: Susie Shellenberger, Kathy Gowler Source: Bethany House via Netgalley Grade: B+...more
Are you a mother? Grandmother? Aunt? Father? Teacher? Coach? Then I’d suggest you read this book. As everyone knows, girls are absolutely different thaAre you a mother? Grandmother? Aunt? Father? Teacher? Coach? Then I’d suggest you read this book. As everyone knows, girls are absolutely different than anything you’ve ever dealt with — even if you were one yourself. Because of the culture that we have today there is a very slim margin for error in handling situations or even conversations with girls and young ladies.
Take some time to learn the facts and some great insight into the lives and hearts of our next generation.
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A while back I reviewed Five Conversations You Must Have with Your Son. It was a great book but not nearly as scary as this one. Maybe it’s because the conversations we’re to have with are sons aren’t as heartbreaking, I don’t know, but this book really shook me.
I don’t think I made it through a page of this book without highlighting something and sharing it on facebook. I don’t know why things are so much worse than they were when I was a teen/preteen but I know that they are. Even in private schools with ‘good Christian kids’ not everyone has the same morals, standards, or even feelings about what constitutes right and wrong.
I’ll be purchasing a physical copy of this book to loan out to my friends and using my digital copy as a daily resource and reminder. I also think that reading through some of these stats at prayer time would be great guidance....more
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