Express yourself and your heart for others by adding your colorful touch to these beautifully illustrated cards and tags. Personalize each original design using markers, watercolors, crayons, or colored pencils. Simply download, print, and color in the beautiful illustration, and attach it to the perfect package or pop it in the mail. Download DIY Christmas Cards Having this one-stop collection of cards and tags this Christmas means that you'll be ready for anything this holiday season ... [keep reading]
Add Seasonal Feel with These Charming DIY Snow Globes
Mom, here's a fun project you and your children could do to add some flair to your Christmas decorations. These snow globes are waterless and easy, and they add a seasonal feel to your home over the holidays. I found an antique blue mason jar at a secondhand store that was perfect for a unique snow globe, but I love clear ones too. What you need: Mason jars with lids Artificial snow from craft or garden stores Miniature figures of trees or other holiday items Easy steps: ... [keep reading]
Enjoy These Great Gift Ideas for Children
At Christian Mommy, we love to read and believe it’s a great a way to connect with your children and help them learn more about God. We’ve selected some of our favorites to tell you about this holiday season. From newborns to 12-year-olds, we’ve got something for every child in your family. Newborn to 3 The Illustrated Bible for Little Ones WHAT it is: Introduce little ones to the Bible with this brightly illustrated, easy-to-understand storybook. With more than a hundred adventure-filled ... [keep reading]
4 Simple Steps to a Stress-Free Christmas
Expectations. If there is anything that can make your Christmas a holiday to dread, it is expectations. Others’ expectations. Expectations of how things should be. Your expectations of yourself. A year is a long time between celebrations. In that time, you may have forgotten certain things. Like, how no one in the family ate any of your cranberry cheese mold (the one that took up an entire shelf in your fridge for five hours). Or how everyone loved it when you showed the JibJab ... [keep reading]
Give Thanks with this Creative and Colorful Craft
Mom, Thanksgiving is a time to spend with friends and family, enjoy good food, maybe watch some football or a parade, and give thanks for the many blessings God has given us. This Thankfulness board is a unique and stylish way to encourage your children to practice gratitude this holiday season. It makes a great activity to keep kids occupied on Thanksgiving or as a family activity you can display as a festive fall decoration all month long. The board is easy to make, inexpensive, and doesn't ... [keep reading]
What to Do When Parenting Worry Plagues You
I’m sure you’ve been asked the question, what keeps you up at night? Your response will vary based on the two different connotations that this question implies… The first, “What worries and anxieties keep you restless in your bed?” The second, “What gets you so excited about the future that you burn the midnight oil in anticipation?” One seems negative and one seems positive, but both mean you are getting less sleep! Thankfully, I’m typically able to answer this question with a ... [keep reading]
Scrumptious Slow Cooker Soup Recipe and Crock Pot Giveaway!
Hi Mom, I have another delicious recipe to share with you. I wanted to make a soup that tasted like an enchilada, had quinoa in it, and was made in the slow cooker. Done, done, and done. You place everything in the slow cooker. Turn it on, walk away, and come back later to the most delicious dinner your family has had in ages. I'm telling you, make this tonight. You'll thank me! Make sure you run your quinoa under cold water to rinse it off before using. Rinse and then shake the excess water ... [keep reading]
Finding the Light in Halloween
As a Christian mom, Halloween has always been the hardest day for me to figure out. Fresh out of seminary, I was full of facts and hundreds of reasons to ignore the day, so in my first years of mothering, that’s what we did. I just acted like nothing was going on. Of course, as the kids grew older, that plan went out the window. As early as preschool, they knew something was up. ... [keep reading]
How to Make Hosting Easier During the Holidays
Hi Mom, With the holidays right around the corner, you might be thinking ahead to hosting get-togethers with your friends and family. I've discovered ways to welcome others into my home and not let stress get the best of me. Here's my story: I’m convinced I have a house-shaped heart. Creating a welcoming atmosphere in a home (park, backyard, or church) for family and friends is my love language. Does that mean I have a perfectly kept house and I’m a perfect hostess? Far from it. Come on ... [keep reading]
How to Tell Your Child About the Brave Women of the Bible
Hi Mom, What Bible stories captured your attention as a child? The stories dramatized on Sunday school felt boards often featured Noah and his ark, David and Goliath, and Paul traveling on his missionary journeys. And rightly so! These stories depict giants of our faith. But the Bible also elevates women—faith-filled adventurers who lead, make brave decisions, and risk everything to follow God. Miriam was one of those courageous women of the Bible. Growing up as a slave girl, Miriam ... [keep reading]
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