Author: <span>Kay</span>

Stagnent To-Do Lists

by Kay | Oct 30, 2012 | Purposeful Parenting

Here’s Monday’s blog on Tuesday as posted on DMoms. Click here to connect to “In Praise of the Stagnent To Do List” or read below: Sixteen years ago, I sat on in my doctor’s office, computer on my non-existent lap, waiting for my doctor to tell...

Another Carpool Lesson: Keep Your Arms inside the Vehicle – and Opinions to Yourself

by Kay | Oct 27, 2012 | Uncategorized

It surprises me, the gravitational pull to reach in to control or fix my kids. Even the super small stuff. Yesterday a certain someone wanted nothing to do with me and my opinion. I can’t say that I blame her. “Have you brushed your hair?” I lightly...

Heard on the Street – Thoughts on Adultescence

by Kay | Oct 24, 2012 | Uncategorized

I so enjoy things you guys send my way. The following is a small snippet from a CNN article that ran this summer. Who cares if the article ran in July? Wasn’t that just yesterday? In fact, here in Texas, it still feels like July – so bring it on. Sally...

the MOAT on DMoms: What Can Our Kids Learn From Felix Baumgartner

by Kay | Oct 22, 2012 | Purposeful Parenting

Today’s post can be found on DMoms. Here’s a snippet and link. As always, feel free to comment and share. I would love to know what you think about Grit and the role it plays in parenting. Thanks DMagazine… and Thanks for walking the road with me....

Table Talk: When Most People Think of Teenagers … by Andy Braner

by Kay | Oct 17, 2012 | Uncategorized

Today’s Table Talk is by Andy Braner. We are super blessed to have him share from his vast knowledge about the teen scene. It’s important for us as parents to know what’s going on so we can love and raise our kids well. His new book, Alone, Finding...