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As a mom, I love all the fun traditions that come with Easter—egg hunts, baskets, and sweet treats. But as a Christian, I always feel that gentle tug to make sure my kids understand the real reason we celebrate Easter. It’s not always easy to have those big faith conversations, especially with younger children. How do you explain something as heavy as Jesus’s death and resurrection in a way that’s age-appropriate, meaningful, and engaging?
This year, I found a resource that made all the difference: Minno’s Laugh and Grow Bible Easter Special. And the best part? It’s FREE to stream right now for everyone!
Get ready for giggles, cookies, and a whole lot of storytelling fun with an If You Give... book party inspired by the beloved series from Laura Numeroff! Whether your little one loves If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, If You Give a Dog a Donut, If You Give a Pig a Pancake, If You Give a Moose a Muffin, or If You Give a Cat a Cupcake, this party brings each character to life through themed crafts, kid-friendly snacks, and playful activities.
If you’re experiencing hearing loss, then hearing aids tend to be the solution most likely to help improve your hearing health. However, there’s a wide world of devices out there, all of them suited to different needs, and picking one out without guidance can be tough. For that reason, we’re going to look at some of the means you can use to ensure you have the best device to suit your needs.
Your health as a whole is important, right? Of course it is. But, trying to manage it as a whole can feel impossible, and we don’t blame you for feeling this way. That’s why in this article we’re going to focus on improving singular aspects of your health that will contribute to your overall health in the long-run. So, that’s exactly what we’re going to get started on now, if you’re interested, you can read on to find out more.
The reality is that the hours after school can be a bit of a blur… one minute you’re picking the kids up, then next it’s dinner, homework, bath, bed, and somewhere in between you need to organise what’s needed for the next day and, ideally, have some time together. How is it possible?
Well, what’s important to bear in mind is that those hours after school are a fantastic opportunity - your child’s had a full day, you’ve probably had one too, and maybe neither of you need a long heart-to-heart, but you do need some form of connection - it’s so important. What we mean is that you need to spend a little time together that’s easy, warm, and fun, and it doesn’t have to be a lot or take ages, and it definitely doesn’t have to be expensive or stressful. In fact, sometimes the very best moments can just happen when you’re both doing something silly, creative, or relaxing together (or maybe all those things at once!).
With that in mind, if you’re looking for new ways to bond that are really going to work, here are some ideas to consider - keep reading to find out more.
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