Category Archives: AllMomDoes

If I had a dollar for every time I felt guilty about something I did (or didn't do) with respect to my kids, I would have about a billion dollars. Do you know how many dollars my husband would have? Z...

Lord, we come to you today with grateful hearts for the teachers who play such an important role in the future of this generation of students. We thank you for their hard work and the sacrifices they ...

Lord Jesus as a new school year starts, We come before you with hopeful hearts. We lift up to you the school support staff, Their impact is impossible to measure or put on a graph. We pray for every p...

My name is Rebecca. I'm a mom. I worry. There, I said it. I got it out into the open. I worry. I want my children to be liked. I want my children to be successful. I want my children to thrive. And, I...

Heavenly Father, Every blessing comes from you. Every breath and every day is a generous gift from you. King Jesus, we pray this next generation is filled with a heart of gratitude.   Heavenly Fa...

Lord, we are thankful for education and your presence in all our schools. We are also thankful that you have a plan and calling for each of our lives. Many students have received their callings from y...

Father God, I come before you today and thank you for all the parents who are preparing their kids for a new school year. Each of them has been given such a monumental task in the raising of their kid...

I am not above bribing my kids: "Get your clothes on and I will give you (insert bribe here)." For me, it's typically in the moments of desperation when we are running late or when I just don't have t...

Today, as I flopped around pajamas, far too late into the day, I finally became alright with saying goodbye to summer soon and welcoming in Fall. I'm all for a break and a much more relaxed schedule, ...

Deuteronomy 6:5-9 Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength. Take to heart these words that I give you today. Repeat them to your children. Talk about ...