Note from Lisa: I'm honored to welcome my husband, Bryan, back for another guest post here on Maggie's Milk. He's sharing some thoughts about God's faithfulness, even in the seemingly small things. Take it away Bryan! Lisa and I left home on Saturday, July 7 to fly to St. … [Read more...]
My Review of No Longer Little from Great Waters Press
My kids are growing up quickly! Many of them are approaching the pre-teen stage. So, when given the opportunity to review No Longer Little: Parenting Tweens with Grace and Hope from Great Waters Press, I eagerly awaited the book. This book is written by Hal and Melanie Young, … [Read more...]
5 Social Studies Themed Car Games
Summer is often full of family road trips and last minute day excursions. These events offer plenty of opportunity to try out a few new car games. Since we use the summer to focus on some subjects we didn't finish up during the school year, I was trying to think of a way to … [Read more...]
3 Tips for Using Media in Your Homeschool
You can use media in your homeschool to help your students learn new material, practice concepts, and to introduce broad topics. It's very versatile! However, too much of anything is never good. So when you're thinking about your children's relationship with media, do make … [Read more...]
My Review of Bible Study Guide For All Ages
One of the primary reasons my husband and I decided to homeschool was so we could give our children a solid foundation of the Bible. We want them to be grounded in the truth of God's word before they venture out into the world. When asked to review products from Bible Study … [Read more...]
7 Crucial Tasks to Help Someone Else Care for Your Child with Angelman Syndrome
In just a few days, I'm doing something I've never done before. I'm getting on an airplane with my husband and heading to Missionary Candidate Seminar. That means I'm leaving the kids behind for two weeks, including my child with Angelman Syndrome. And while grandparents have … [Read more...]
My Review of The Master and His Apprentices
My oldest child is gearing up to enter her junior year of high school. And though she loves art and is constantly creating her own, I realized I'd never done an arts appreciation or art history course at the high school level. Until now that is. We were asked to review The Master … [Read more...]
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