Understanding what type of alcohol consumer you are is important for determining whether your relationship with drinking is healthy or not. Below is a guide to the 7 types of alcohol consumer and how to identify each one.
7 Types of Alcohol Consumer: Which One Are You?
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Understanding what type of alcohol consumer you are is important for determining whether your relationship with drinking is healthy or not. Below is a guide to the 7 types of alcohol consumer and how to identify each one.
5 Ways to Set Your Child Up for the Future
By setting them up with a good future, you ensure your little one can enjoy a happy, healthy existence for years to come. Here are five tips for giving your offspring the best possible start in life.
How Parents Can Support Their Children in Their Teenage Years
Monday, February 9, 2026
It can be confusing and it can be emotional, and it can make parents feel like they’re always getting it wrong. But the fact is that support in the teenage years isn’t ever going to be perfect, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still try. Keep reading to find out more.
Free Printable Christian Conversation Hearts: “God Says I Am” Classroom Decor & Valentine Activity
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
These free printable “God Says I Am” conversation hearts are perfect for Christian classrooms, Sunday school, homeschool rooms, and even family Valentine activities at home. They’re simple, encouraging, and filled with truth, making them a beautiful alternative to sugar-filled Valentine exchanges.
Whether you’re a teacher decorating your classroom or a parent looking for a faith-based Valentine idea, these printables are a lovely way to plant seeds of confidence and identity in kids’ hearts.
What Are “God Says I Am” Conversation Hearts?
Easy Valentine’s Handprint & Footprint Crafts Kids Will Treasure Forever
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
As a mom and an early childhood teacher, I’ve learned that handprint and footprint crafts are the kind parents actually keep. Not the glitter-covered worksheets that mysteriously disappear by March, but the ones that end up tucked into baby books, framed on walls, or pulled out years later with misty eyes.
That’s why I’m sharing two easy Valentine’s Day handprint and footprint crafts that work beautifully for classrooms and at home, and yes, there’s a free printable to make your life easier.
These Valentine crafts are:
- Simple enough for toddlers and preschoolers
- Meaningful enough for parents to treasure
- Perfect for classrooms, homeschool, or daycare
- Low-prep and budget-friendly
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