It may not be the first time I've said it, and it certainly won't be the last. But... Knowing your why helps you tune out noise. As a parent (and uh, a digital consumer), my brain is always racing with new things I want to expose my kids to or introduce into our routines. My husband is …
Continue Reading about Living Your Why: 8 Family Mottos from REAL Families
First of all, I have to say that I found Kayla a few months ago and became obsessed with her documentary style the moment I saw her photos. :) (Take this one, for instance. I die!) I can't think of anyone who documents her family more authentically than Kayla does, so I'm over the moon to have her …
Continue Reading about How to {Uniquely} Tell Your Family’s Story in Pictures
Welcome to the first post in our mini-series on photography for moms. The very first person I thought of for this series was Jenn. She is an incredible photographer, as well as an adorable mom of four and a real-life friend. I am infatuated with how much LOVE she captures in her work. I'm sure …
“How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant of the weak and the strong, because someday in your life, you will have been all of these.” George Washington Carver | botanist, agricultural chemist, …
Continue Reading about 20 Kid-Approved Acts of Kindness You Can Do THIS Week
It was my favorite time of day. An hour before sunset. We pulled into a dirt parking lot, empty except for one car. Underneath a big, gnarly tree sat a couple, close together, on a picnic blanket. Our three kids scampered down the hillside to a fallen tree. Quickly, one became an engineer, the …
Continue Reading about Sometimes You Just Need to See Yourself from Someone Else’s Point of View
In the car, she's always reaching out to hold her brother's hand or just rest her hand on his arm. When she was tiny, he would feed her a bottles in the car when nothing else would keep her from wailing. As she grew, he'd hand her toys or fruit snacks; he'd distract her by pointing out birds flying …
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