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How to Fill A Child up With Love

Each person has an invisible space inside them that houses the love they receive. It’s an imaginary description that helps us understand how to love each other well. You might have heard them...

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10 Ways To Build A Positive Family Culture

Kind wordsConsistent boundariesShow respect and love for your spouse/partner/childrenIncorporate faith, prayer, and/or thankfulnessShare chores and responsibilitiesIdentify your family's core values...

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6 Ways To Grow As a Parent

From navigating the sleep of infants to supporting teenagers through the ups and downs of middle and high school, there are plenty of moments to make anyone unsure of what it means to be a good...

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Kindhearted Parenting

I had my first baby - a beautiful, brown-eyed girl - when I was barely 21. By the time I was 28, I had four little ones and I was a full-time mother. The demands on my heart, my body, and my mind...

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About Me

HI! I'm Sarah. My husband Eric and I have been married for over 20 years and we have four (almost) grown children. Kindness is an action that requires thoughtfulness, patience, gentleness, and empathy to accomplish. Incorporating kindness in our everyday action takes thoughtfulness and determination. It isn't a weakness to be kind. It’s the most humane thing you can do for yourself and the people around you.

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