The blog at reformedmama.com, sharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and Scripture as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for Christian moms.
I’ve created a free printable with 40 Passages of Scripture for you to use to memorize Bible verses with your kids! You can hang them on your fridge, put on a bulletin board, or keep a binder!
Read MoreIn this post, I’ll give you a glimpse into how I plan our weeks in the summer so my kids do some learning, some chores, and learn responsibility. I am also sharing a free printable so you can plan your week digitally and easily too!
Read MoreParenting is hard. I had the pleasure of reading Sara Wallace’s new book For the Love of Discipline. In this book, Sara comes alongside us and shares some of her wisdom like the friend and mentor we all want in our lives.
Read MoreAs the blog continues to grow, I am often adding new downloads to posts to share with you. I organized them in a way that will hopefully be easier for both of us! There is a new spot right in the top menu for the Resource Library and I'll be linking to that in the future as I add new downloads.
Read MoreSince I have resource pages up for the Children's Catechism, and the Westminster Shorter Catechism, I have loved getting questions from readers (and especially over on Facebook). I have been asked multiple times for Bible Storybooks that don't have images of Jesus in them.
Read MoreIt's almost September, the Back-To-School sales are winding down, and I've seen school buses in my neighborhood. Just like reading recap posts of other people's years, I love seeing what other families choose for their homeschool curriculum. So, today I'm sharing mine with you!
Read MoreAfter I created the page for the Children's Catechism Resources, I got a request to do something similar for the Westminster Shorter Catechism, so here it is!
Read MoreWhen I was working full time (until my second child was born), I had grand visions of being so on top of everything if I ever became a stay-at-home mom. Now that I have three kids at home full time, I feel like I've made a little progress but (I really think) only because I've changed some of the ways I do things. Working outside the home or inside the home as a mom, there is always so much that has to get done and not enough hours in the day.
Read MoreSharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and the Bible as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for moms.
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