by Brooke Romney | Apr 29, 2021 | Parenting, Practical Tips
When the School Year Isn’t What You Hoped It Would Be When the school year isn’t what you hoped, you already know it before anyone tells you. Your feed fills up with kids winning elections, going to prom, making teams, collecting awards, and heading off to...
by Brooke Romney | Apr 27, 2021 | Parenting, Relationships
God Loves Variety God loves variety — and one of the most important pieces of advice in recent memory is this: be gentle with ourselves and gentle with each other. We are all so different. One woman feels change is happening too fast while another is sure it is...
by Brooke Romney | Oct 5, 2020 | Lifestyle, Parenting, Practical Tips
If you are a mom of boys who does family pictures regularly, I feel like you should get some type of award. No one in my family looks forward to family photos, except me, but those pictures each year are absolutely priceless and worth the effort so we keep...
by Brooke Romney | Aug 23, 2020 | Education, Letters, Parenting
A Note to My Kids Before the School Year This note to my kids before the school year was written in 2020, before a year unlike any other. Most of what it says has turned out to be true every year — the lessons that seem most urgent in an unusual school...
by Brooke Romney | Aug 20, 2020 | Parenting
I have been wanting to create this family theme for years, and it is finally researched, ready, and designed for YOU! To purchase it, click HERE. I wanted to produce something that wouldn’t just be a nice idea that is forgotten after a couple of weeks, but an...
by Brooke Romney | Aug 6, 2020 | Parenting
Civil Political Discourse Starts in the Home Civil political discourse starts in the home — not in Washington, not in the media, not in the classroom. Our nation has a problem with the way we speak to one another. Fire and hatred are spewed at every opportunity...
