Year: 2012

Don’t you wish your co-workers were as sweet and helpful as this one? Happy Friday, mamas!

By Sarah E. White Many of the moms I know are crafty but wish they had more time for the crafts they enjoy. While I can’t give any of us more hours in the day, […]

Fleet Feet’s Heart and Sole Fashion Show — benefiting the American Heart Association — will be Saturday, February 25th at 7 p.m. The event will spotlight active wear, lifestyle wear, athletic apparel and shoes, as […]

By Kim Blakely My kid’s just finished wearing a heart monitor, my garage door is on the fritz, my hot rollers melted and my 2-year-old has a bad case of the whines. Oh, but we’re […]

We mamas do love pictures, especially the cute ones of our kids. So it’s especially annoying when what should have been a really great picture turns out to be not-so-great because there wasn’t enough light […]

Dear Tom, Last year was a hard one for me emotionally and my husband thinks I may be having some panic attacks. Now and then I get really nervous, start sweating and my heart feels […]

By Cara Cleek Ogden We all want our kids to eat healthy. Teaching them how to make good food choices may be one of the best tools we can give our children to help them […]

Attention music-lovin’ mamas: You’re gonna love this Great Double-Date Giveaway because it’s FULL of some of this country’s greatest music legends — Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins. On December 4, 1056, […]

4 Therefore we were buried with Him through baptism into death, that just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of […]

By Gwen Rockwood, newspaper columnist and mama of 3 One of my favorite Looney Tunes cartoons is the one where Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck argue about whether it’s duck season or rabbit season. Elmer […]

By Laurie Marshall My sister has been a brilliant menu planner for some time now. I’m always jealous of the images she posts on Instagram and Twitter that look healthy and yummy. Guilt starts to […]

By Shannon Magsam Have you ever heard of the 10-year rule? It’s the theory that it takes at least 10 years to be considered an expert in a given field. I was reminded of that […]

By Haley Villines Teaching kids to be independent is one of the hardest parts of our jobs as parents. We want our children to grow and learn, but there’s always that small part of us […]