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Children learn best by doing. When we invite them into the process of clean living, they don’t just gain healthier habits—they grow in gratitude and faith. God calls us to care for both our bodies and His creation (Genesis 2:15, 1 Corinthians 6:19), and these lessons can begin right in our homes. Here are 12 activities you can do with your kids to make clean living both practical and joyful. 1. Plant a Family Garden (Big or Small) Whether you have a backyard or just a sunny w

Fall is my favorite time of year, but it can bring a wave of sniffles, coughs, and seasonal bugs into our homes. When one of my little...

How to Keep Them Engaged, Challenged, and Thriving If you’ve ever homeschooled a gifted child, you know the joy and the challenge. They...

I didn’t start clean living with a shopping cart full of glass jars and herbal sprays. I started with a question: “What do we touch,...

There’s a moment, often in motherhood, when you start to see things differently. You read a label. You learn about chemicals in your...

How do I make time for learning in busy mom days? It can be a jungle raising four kids…There are days when the morning rush feels like a...

There’s a sacred pause that happens right before a new homeschool year begins. It’s a deep breath between the summer sun and the rhythm...

I don’t have time for 10-step routines anymore. Not since becoming a mom. Not since the quiet mornings turned into toddler giggles,...

They say, “Don’t lose yourself in motherhood.”Like it’s something to fear. Like it’s a mistake you’ve made. Like there's something wrong...

They make it sound like two separate things - mindful living versus nontoxic living - as if one is rooted in presence and the other in...