Category Archives: mom

The “Child-Rearing Box” aka…”Raisin’ Box”

October 1, 2015advice for parents, encouragement for mom, homeschooling, mom, mom of toddlers, motherhood, new moms, Parenting, Spiritual Encouragement, Uncategorizedadvice for moms, beauty box, Biblical lesson, Biblical teaching, Birchbox, Bluum, Child-Rearing, children, encouragement for moms, homeschooling mom, Ipsy, Raising, raising children, unconditional love for childrenT.W. Allgaier

Everyone has a “Beauty Box” you can order. BirchBox, Ipsy, or even Goodebox for those who prefer natural or organic items. Wait for it….even Wal Mart is carrying a beauty box. Why am I not surprised? Continue reading The “Child-Rearing Box” aka…”Raisin’ Box” →

Unsolicited Advice for Myself Long Ago

September 17, 2015advice for parents, children growing up, encouragement for mom, homeschooling, mom, mom of toddlers, motherhood, Parenting, Uncategorizedadvice for moms, boys, children, christian encouragement for moms, encouragement for moms, listening to teens, Little Boys, Moments to Cherish, My Boys, Parenting, raising children, TEACHER MOMT.W. Allgaier

First of all, it is okay to sit down to read this letter. It is a letter, not a text. So take a minute out of your hectic life. You are even allowed to drink a cup of coffee or a spot of tea. My word, you have permission to eat chocolate!!

Mommy of Baby– Breathe. Don’t worry that the house is a mess. It most likely won’t be messy in twenty years. Enjoy your baby. Hold him when he needs you. I guarantee that you won’t be holding him in your arms like that very long. He will be down wanting to explore every. single. thing. Continue reading Unsolicited Advice for Myself Long Ago →

SO Moms….

August 31, 2015advice for parents, encouragement for mom, mom, motherhood, new moms, Parenting, Uncategorizedadvice for moms, children, encouragement for moms, new mom, Parenting, raising children, TEACHER MOM, unconditional love for childrenT.W. Allgaier

I smiled all day long.

Both boys and their wives surprised me for an early birthday gift. I will be 55 years of age soon and it really blows my mind. I am not the least bit embarrassed to tell my age, in fact, I earned all the wrinkles, aches and pains. But my brain doesn’t feel 55, if that makes any sense. Continue reading SO Moms…. →