Zane
How to Create a Recipe with Your Kids
If you get your kids involved in creating food, you may be surprised that they are more likely to try new things. Also while you teach them how to cook you can teach them more about healthy eating.
Feeling Convicted
It was one of those days. My mother in law was over watching the boys while I worked online.
As usual Zane was trying to play us against each other. Obviously the rules are not as strict when Mommy isn’t at home, but that is another story.
I can be thankful my MIL is great about making sure my word is the last when I am home.
Back to the story.
Zane was crying because I had told him no. And with tears in his eyes he turned around and walked straight into the corner of the counter right into his eye.
Both my MIL and I went straight to him. I held him and cooed at him. My MIL went straight to praying for his booboo.
I felt convicted. I was just at a parents conference and I had even written in my notes to pray for the boys scraps and bruises with them no matter how small and big.
I knew this was a small reminder to me. God’s way of whispering this is important.
What has God whispered to you recently? What has God taught you through your children?
Zane’s First Recipe
Zane’s First Recipe: Ants Under Rocks
Ingredients:
- Graham Crackers
- Raisins and/or Craisins
- Peanut Butter
- Banana
Directions:
1. Break graham crackers apart
2. Spread peanut butter
3. Stick raisins into peanut butter
4. Slice banana and place on top of raisins
5. Enjoy!!
Happy Belated New Year!
I know I was gone the whole month of December, did you miss me? I have missed you, but December was a hard month for me. I was working a lot and I was having a lull in my business and I was incredibly stressed over Christmas. All of this added in to just needing …
