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My name is Jaimi, and I am a mom who loves to encourage moms in the season of raising children, making a home, and staying focused on the end goals of motherhood. I am the mom of four, including a set of twins. I am also a military wife, writer and “professional” playdate planner. We have to meet mom friends somehow, right?!
I studied early childhood education and teaching in college, so I was able to study a lot about child psychology, family dynamics and what research shows about those two factors in the life of children. I decided to channel that background and the feeling like I could really help moms who were just trying to survive at home caring for their families.
The stay at home mom survival guide is my little ministry. It is a resource for mothers, parents, caregivers and teachers.
How To Throw a Great Party for Your Kids This Summer
Summer vacation is well on its way. That means a couple of months where you want to keep your kids entertained. While the first couple of weeks might be easy, soon the costs can start ramping up and the fun ideas slow down. One great thing you can do this summer is a...
Top 5 Benefits of Word Searches for Your Kids
As a parent, finding activities that can keep your kids entertained and foster their cognitive development can be very challenging, especially with all the screens and technology around us today. One activity, however, that has stood the test of time and has a plethora of benefits is word...
Helping Children Develop Character and Integrity
I caught them. They were talking in our garage. The plan was to sneak around the house to try and avoid a child that they did not like. The boys did not want to play with him, but he kept coming to our door. Teaching children to develop character and integrity is a daily action as parents. We see...
Stay-at-Home Mom Activities for 18-Month-Old
Keep those mobile toddlers learning and growing in all the developmental stages with these stay-at-home mom activities for an 18-month-old.
Tips to Stay on Budget When You Have Kids
Maintaining a family budget takes some budgeting tips. We live in expensive times. Being a one income household may feel impossible. This list of tips to stay on budget when you have kids are practical ideas for cutting costs, saving money and budgeting well. Only recently have I started looking...
How to Mix and Match Different Styles of Furniture
When decorating a home, many people often overlook one of the most important elements – furniture. Quality furniture is an investment that can last for years and add to the overall aesthetic of your home. Furniture provides comfort and functionality and it can also make a statement and create an...
10 Multi-Age Activities to Encourage Your Kids’ Curiosity
Activities to encourage your kids’ curiosity does not require expensive kits or classes. You can engage your children in fun explorations, simply. This list of 10 activities for multiple ages will encourage your kids’ curiosity both at home and out and about. Encourage Your Kids' Curiosity with...
How to Balance School and Home Repairs: Tips to Manage Both
It can be a challenge to balance school and home repairs. Whether you’re a student working towards a degree or just someone trying to keep up with the demands of your schedule, finding the time to keep your home in good condition can be a daunting task. Degree programs require a lot of time and...
Child’s First Book Report: The Story Rope
Reading bonds love and learning. It is a perfect activity for all ages. A child’s first book report: the story rope activity, is one more step in creating an added level of learning after you read your child a book. As a former classroom teacher, I actually used this idea in a first grade...
Sharing the Gospel with Kids
A neighbor recently reached out asking how I share the gospel with my children. Sharing the Gospel with kids is not complicated at all. Simple steps of incorporating your faith each day will teach so much. We, as parents, are the first example of our faith being lived out. The kids see how we act...
He Still Calls Me Mommy
She asked me, “He still calls you mommy?” It was in a friendly tone, but the question caught me off-guard. Immediately, I paused for what felt like an awkward length of time. My tongue twisted. I felt attacked with the unexpected, personal question. In my mind, I was thinking in rapid fire...
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