Natural Parenting Carnival: Vintage Green

pchanner | March 9, 2010

Once I began my journey into motherhood my eyes have been opened and my conscious away to how important a natural, green life is for me and my family.
I can’t say that growing up my family was the greenest on the block, but we did have a few green corners here and there. My mom [...]

A Mother’s Heritage: Sunday School

pchanner | March 8, 2010

After I had my son in September my sister-in-law gave me a gift. She gave me a journal titled A Mother’s Heritage, A Loving Keepsake For Your Children by Ellie Claire. This is different from your every day journal in that instead of an empty canvas for you to free write, it has the topics [...]

Give Me a Good Reason to be Anti-Babywearing

pchanner | March 3, 2010

So far I personally have heard nothing but good things about baby wearing and I just love to wear my baby. But I have recently discovered that there are people out there that don’t agree. Here are some of their statements.
“I actually had a lady tell me once [when she saw me with my first [...]

Critical Thinking for Moms

pchanner | March 1, 2010

As mothers, wives, daughters, sisters, aunts, cousins, co-workers, church leaders, neighbors, the list goes on, we have loads of decision making to do. On a daily basis we are faced with different challenges and circumstances, each with someone carefully watching how we will respond and handle the outcome. While we know we are not perfect, [...]

Thankful Thursday #8

pchanner | February 25, 2010

Every other Thursday I will continue to post a blog entry listing 5 things I am thankful for that week. Why be thankful on Thursdays? We tend to just give thanks on Thanksgiving; why not share your blessings on a weekly basis. It is my goal to continue this for a total of 52 weeks.

Psalm 28:7 [...]

A Mother’s Heritage: Learning about Jesus

pchanner | February 22, 2010

After I had my son in September my sister-in-law gave me a gift. She gave me a journal titled A Mother’s Heritage, A Loving Keepsake For Your Children by Ellie Claire. This is different from your every day journal in that instead of an empty canvas for you to free write, it has the topics [...]