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He’ll Always Remember the Little Things
They don’t need a fancy dinner or big vacation they just want your time. This week, we picked a few fun, budget-friendly ways to bond one-on-one. Whether it’s bowling, building an obstacle course, or setting up a DIY ice cream bar, it’s these little memories that last forever. 💛 Tag a mama who
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Swaps for a slower life
Choosing slower, simpler moments as a family by bringing back the things that make life feel a little more intentional — CDs, record players, Polaroids, recipe cards, photo albums, VHS, the radio, and even a home phone. It's amazing how these small nostalgic switches help us slow down, connect
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Correction
Here’s a strong, balanced post—firm but loving, parent-to-parent 🤍 You should try to understand where your child’s behavior is coming from. Big feelings, overstimulation, lack of sleep, hunger, frustration—those things matter. Understanding builds connection. But understanding is not the sam
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7 PARENTING BOUNDARIES I SWEAR BY ✨ (to keep my sanity)
DO YOU HAVE ANY PARENTING BOUNDARIES YOU SWEAR BY? 👀 lets chat about it! #parentingboundaries #comfortcreator #intentionalparenting #motherhoodunfiltered #momsoftiktok
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Teaching Little One’s the Importance of God’s Word
✨ Discipleship happens in the everyday moments! God’s Word is meant to be a part of daily life—not just something we hear on Sundays. Deuteronomy 6:6-7 reminds us to talk about God’s truth as we go about our day. One simple way to do this? Let your child see you reading a physical Bible each day
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Did you know putting on socks can boost your toddler’s development?🧦 ✨ Turn this simple routine into a chance to build skills like coordination, language, and independence—one sock at a time! #ToddlerDevelopment #LearningThroughPlay #IntentionalParenting #EarlyLearning #Montessor
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Books I’m Reading As A First-Time Mom 🫶🏼
Learning to parent with more intention and less chaos, one book at a time 🤍 Which one should I finish first?? #momlife #parentingbooks #toddlermom #intentionalparenting #momtok
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Replying to @Ap this was 6 hours since we welcomed baby #9 earthside, and — Antwan and I layed in bed, surrounded by all our littles. Soaking up this sacred but beautifully chaotic moment. It’s loud, it’s crowded, and it’s everything we’ve ever prayed for. No one really talks about what it fe
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Mom Tip for Ya
Teaching our kids the art of noticing goes beyond just tidying up the house—it’s a life lesson in awareness, kindness, and connection. 🌱✨ Starting with small tasks at home helps them recognize when things need to be done and how they can help in small ways that add up. It puts the responsibilit
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3.5 years I decided to purge my life. I did it all wrong at first, but the deeper I got into my journey, the more I realized my life was changing. 1. More isn’t always better. A bigger home or new car won’t bring happiness if we’re not content within. Focus on what truly adds value to your life
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PEACE CAN LOOK THIS SIMPLE 😌
Peace Can Look This Simple 🤍 #IntentionalMamaLife #MotherhoodMoments #IntentionalParenting #MomLife #SimpleMotherhood
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Your child can feel the change 💜
Your child may never know how much effort it took to pause instead of yell. To apologize without adding “but you made me.” To let them disagree without treating it as disrespect. Those moments still matter. You can share your story in ways they’re ready to understand, without asking them to com
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raising a boy - things i won’t allow
raising a boy is about more than teaching him to be strong. 🤎 i want him to grow up knowing that kindness isn’t weakness, emotions aren’t something to be ashamed of, and being a man never excuses disrespect. i’m raising somebody’s future partner, friend, and maybe one day father. the goal isn’t per
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Sow Good Seeds Early
One of the things I’m learning about motherhood is that we don’t have to wait until our children are “old enough to understand” before we begin sowing good seeds into their lives. We started reading 31 Prayers for My Son by Erin and Jennifer Smith over our son when he was still an infant. He cou
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