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Keep Christ in Christmas … Cookies

Dec 16, 2017Susan K. StewartLifestyle LearningChristmas, cookies, nativity

It’s baking time. It’s gift-giving time. Many of us combine the two traditional activities by baking cookies and giving them as gifts. How often, though, do we bake ourselves into a frenzy on one day? Not enjoying the experience with our children. How often do we put those cookies on a pretty plate then rush

Back To Preschool

Aug 7, 2017Susan K. Stewart4 CommentsHomeschool, Lifestyle Learning, Preschoolback-to-school, non-formal academics, preschool

This post contains affiliate links for which I may receive compensation. Please see my disclosure statement. I’m surprised at the number of back-to-school comments, or not-back-to-school in the case of homeschoolers, I saw on Facebook this morning. It’s mid-August. Why so early? Not only are school-aged children heading to the school building, but so are many

Little Ones in Church

Mar 31, 2016Susan K. Stewart2 CommentsFamily, Lifestyle Learning, Preschoolchurch, Families, family, little ones, small children, worship

“Welcome to our church. The children’s program is down the hall. Mr. Smith will be happy to guide your children,” the greeter said. “Good morning,” my husband responded, “thank you, but our children will stay with us.” Somewhat befuddled, the greeter said, “I’m sorry, children are not allowed in the adult worship service. They will

Let your child lead

Mar 14, 2016Susan K. StewartHomeschool, Lifestyle Learning, Preschoolchild, children, homeschool, lead, preschool

Three-year-old Rosie brought a handful of rocks from the driveway in the house. She carefully placed these ordinary pieces of gravel on the bookshelf. This was the beginning of her rock collection. At three years old, there was little pattern or reason to her collection or how she displayed it. She just started collecting rocks.