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8 Thrifty Summer Activities for the Family and 10 Top Tips to Beat the Heat!
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20 Simple Ways to Communicate with Your Child
Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward. ~ Psalms 127:3 (KJV) Each child is a gift from our Heavenly Father above. Treating them as a real person helps them feel that they have true value…and of course, good communication helps to establish a good relationship with them. Here’s 20 Simple Ways to Communicate with Your Child 1. Listen to them when they talk – Actively hear what they have to say when they are talking. 2. Ask about their day at school – When they get in the car, ask what they did, how they felt and what is going…
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Do You Need More Time? 5 Tips for Using your Time More Efficiently
To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: ~ Ecclesiastes 3:1 (KJV) Time is precious. Time is valuable. You can’t regain time once it’s gone. As women we have many responsibilities to maintain, so we must manage our time well. Here’s five tips for using your time more efficiently: 1. Ask God for Wisdom. We need wisdom on how to manage our household, our kids, our daily schedule. Start your day in Bible reading and prayer. Ask God for more wisdom. The Bible says we just have to ask for it. If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God,…
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Healthy Lunch Ideas in 20 Minutes or Less, Healthy Snacks & Meal Planning
Here’s a roundup of “Healthy Lunch Ideas in 20 Minutes or Less” that I hope will be helpful for you. As always, I look forward to hearing your comments and your own suggestions! Please join me on Facebook to get our latest updates. Offer whole wheat crackers, leftover meat bits such chicken or turkey, and cheese for your child to make their own ‘Lunchables’ style meal. This will allow them to feel like they have more control over what they eat but you’ll still be providing healthy alternatives. The pre-packaged choices really aren’t that healthy, but that doesn’t mean you can’t offer something similar from your own kitchen. Sandwiches are…