[stextbox id="custom"]This is a guest post by Andrea Harrington. Andrea Harrington is the author of Hope Deferred: Keeping your Joy and Sanity on the Journey to Family. She is an adoptive mom of two and a passionate adoption advocate. Through her company, Wool Sock Media, she provides a dynamic
How Public Education Almost Destroyed My Child (And Why Homeschooling Saved Her)
[stextbox id="custom"]This is a guest post by Cyndee Danner. She is a homeschool-Mom and teaches dancing in her "spare" time. You can learn more about her at BallroomForBeginners.com. If you're interested in writing a guest post for this blog, please review the guest posting
7 Things You Might Not Know About Foster Care
[stextbox id="custom"]This is a guest post by Kym Spain. Kim and her husband, Rocky, have two children of their own. They have also fostered 10 kids since 2009. If you're interested in writing an article for this blog, please review the guest post guidelines.[/stextbox] My husband, two children
Things I Learned About Infertility, Patience, and God’s Sovereign Timing
[stextbox id="custom"]This is a guest post by Brandi King. Brandi is a wife and mother of two boys. She lives in Little Chute, Wisconsin and enjoys working with young children and teens. She is actively involved in the Women's Ministry at her church. If you're interested in writing an article
5 Tips To Make You A Better “At-Home Educator”
[stextbox id="custom"]This is a guest post by James L. Reed. James is an assistant pastor at Calvary Chapel, Casa Grande, Arizona. He works in youth and worship music ministry. If you're interested in writing an article for this blog, please review the guest post guidelines.[/stextbox] We began
2 Ways In Which My Mother Loved Foster Children
[stextbox id="custom"]This guest post was written by Kitty Bradford. Kitty is a mother of three little girls, one with Autism Spectrum Disorder. She spends time educating her children, preparing them for this world and the next. You can read about her journey at: www.autismandliving.blogspot.com.