5 Things to Say Instead of ‘Stop That”
July 15, 2026
Some days it feels like we say the same phrase on repeat: “Stop that.” Stop hitting. Stop yelling. Stop climbing. Stop arguing. Stop whining. We’ve
Some days it feels like we say the same phrase on repeat: “Stop that.” Stop hitting. Stop yelling. Stop climbing. Stop arguing. Stop whining. We’ve
When your child starts asking hard questions about God, it can catch you off guard. Maybe they ask, “How do we know God is real?”
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We want our children to develop compassionate hearts. We want them to recognize when someone is hurting, to be generous instead of selfish, to understand
If you’ve been lying in bed at night replaying the day and thinking, “I messed that up,” we get it. Maybe you snapped at your
Many moms feel pressure to create intentional “faith moments” for their kids — planned devotionals, sit-down talks, or structured lessons. But some of the most
You just tucked your littles into bed—for the third time. Just one more drink of water (again).The dishes piled in the sink (you’ll get to
It’s 10:00 p.m. The last kid is finally in bed, backpacks are ready to go, lunches still need to be made but that can wait
If you’ve ever bought a beautiful journal only to have it sit on your nightstand collecting dust, you’re not alone. The idea of keeping a
Hey mama, let’s talk about school prep—in July! I know it feels early. You’re probably still tripping over pool towels and half-eaten popsicles. But a
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