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Introducing Motherhood Mondays – Celebrating First-Time Joy With Faith And Love

Celebrating the joy of motherhood

As the New Year dawns, we stand on the precipice of countless new beginnings, a myriad of fresh starts waiting to unfold. It’s a time that invites us to reflect and embrace the joy of ‘firsts’.

As mothers, we are no strangers to this joy. Every day brings a new ‘first’ in our journey with our little (or big) ones. With that, each one is a precious moment that tugs at our heartstrings and fills us with an indescribable sense of love and pride.

So, on this first day of the year, let’s delve into wonderland as we recount (or anticipate) these magical ‘firsts’ that make our journey of motherhood so special.

The First Smile

joy of the first smile
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The first smile of your baby is truly a magical moment that words cannot fully capture. It is an experience that fills your heart with overflowing joy and floods your soul with an overwhelming sense of love and tenderness. It is as if time stands still, and all the worries and hardships of the world fade away in that precious instant.

As you gaze into your little one’s eyes, you can’t help but be consumed by the pure and innocent beauty that radiates from their tiny face. That delicate curve of their lips holds the power to melt away any weariness that may have settled within you. It is a silent yet profound declaration that your baby feels safe, secure, and loved in your arms.

In that moment, you realize that you are witnessing a little piece of heaven on earth. The world seems to become a brighter, more hopeful place, as if the universe itself is celebrating this joyous milestone alongside you. You are filled with a deep sense of gratitude for the blessing of being a parent and for the opportunity to witness such precious and fleeting expressions of your baby’s growing personality.

That first smile becomes etched in your memory as a priceless keepsake, a treasure that you will carry with you throughout your journey of parenthood. You will look back on it in years to come and reminisce about the sweetness of those early days, the moments of connection and pure happiness that your baby brought into your life.

Hard is not the same as bad

Are there hard, catastrophically anxious days? Oh, yes. But, as one of my favorite authors and mama of 10 says, “hard is not the same as bad.”

As the years pass, that first smile will remain a cherished memory, a reminder of the love that has grown and flourished between you and your child. It will serve as a testament to the beauty and wonder of parenthood. And, it will remind you that even in the midst of chaos and challenges, there is always a reason to smile and find joy in the little things.

So, treasure that first smile, hold it close to your heart, and let it serve as a reminder of the tremendous love and happiness that your baby has brought (and will continue to bring) into your life.

Embrace every smile that follows, for each one is a precious gift that will continue to brighten your days and fill your life with endless moments of pure bliss.

The First Word

joy of the first word
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Whether it’s “mama”, “dada”, or something entirely unexpected, the first word your child utters is music to your ears. It’s a testament to their growing understanding of the world around them, a small yet significant step in their cognitive development. It’s a moment of pure joy that makes all those sleepless nights worth it (well, almost).

As a parent, hearing your child’s first words is an indescribable feeling. It’s like witnessing a miracle unfolding before your eyes. You’ve spent countless hours nurturing them, teaching them, and guiding them through every milestone. And when they finally utter that first word, it’s as if they’re opening a whole new world to you.

The choice of their first word can be quite amusing. Some children blurt out “mama” or “dada,” while others surprise us with something unexpected. Whatever it may be, that first word is a tiny glimpse into their personality and the way they perceive the world. It’s a daily reminder that they are growing, learning, and developing into their own unique selves.

Beyond the sheer joy of hearing their voice, that first word also marks an important milestone in their cognitive development. It signifies that they have grasped the concept of language and communication. It shows that they can understand and express themselves, even if their vocabulary is still limited.

However, it’s not just about the word itself; it’s about the connection and bond that is strengthened every time they utter it. Hearing your child call out to you, their eyes sparkling with excitement, fills your heart with an overwhelming sense of love and pride. It’s a reminder that you are their safe haven, their comfort, and their guide in this vast and sometimes overwhelming world.

So, cherish those first words and celebrate every new word they learn. Encourage their language development by talking, reading, and singing to them. Engage in conversations, even if they are mostly one-sided at first. Show them that their words have power, that their thoughts and feelings matter.

Remember that language is not only a tool for communication, but also a gateway to their emotional and intellectual growth. Through words, they will explore new ideas, ask questions, and express their dreams and aspirations. And as a parent, you have the incredible privilege of being their first and most important language teacher.

So, savor those magical moments when their first words fill the air – no matter how quickly or delayed that it. They are the sweet melodies that nourish your soul and remind you that the journey of parenthood is filled with countless precious milestones. Embrace each word, each sound, and know that you are witnessing the blossoming of a beautiful mind and heart.

The First Step

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The first step your child takes is a celebration of their determination and resilience. It’s a moment that encapsulates their journey of growth and development, filled with countless little victories along the way. From the early days of crawling to the wobbly attempts at standing, you’ve been there, an unwavering presence of love and support.

As their cheerleader and support system, you’ve witnessed their progress, celebrated their milestones, and cheered them on through every stumble and fall. Your role as a parent has been instrumental in shaping their confidence and nurturing their independence. You have provided a safe and nurturing environment, guiding them with patience and encouragement.

And now, as you watch in awe, your heart swells with both pride and joy as they take that first, hesitant step towards independence. It’s a landmark moment that marks the beginning of a new chapter in their lives, as they navigate the world on their own two feet.

In that moment, you realize that all the sleepless nights, the countless diaper changes, and the endless hours of soothing their cries are all to create the confidence this child needs to further embrace their next foundational endeavor. This milestone is a testament to their determination, but it’s also a testament to your dedication and unwavering support as a parent.

So, as they take that first step, remember to relish in the moment. Capture it in your memory as a reminder of the incredible bond you share and the extraordinary journey you’re both embarking on. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and be grateful for the beautiful gift of parenthood.

The First Day of School

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The first day of school is a bag of mixed emotions. There’s excitement, anticipation, and a touch of anxiety too. But above all, it’s a day of immense pride. As you watch your little one step into the world of learning, you realize how much they’ve grown, how far they’ve come. It’s a milestone that marks the beginning of a new chapter in their life, and yours too.

On this special day, the air is filled with a sense of possibility. The hallways echo with laughter and greetings from old friends reuniting after the summer break, as well as the sound of new friendships being formed. It’s a time for making memories and embracing new experiences.

For parents, seeing their child take their first steps into school can be both exciting and bittersweet. It’s a reminder of just how quickly time passes and how their little ones are growing up. It’s a moment when parents realize that their role is evolving too, from being the sole provider and protector to becoming a guide and cheerleader on their child’s educational journey.

As a parent, you may recall your own first day of school, the nerves and the thrill of the unknown. It’s a chance to share your stories and impart wisdom to your child, while also allowing them to forge their own path. Encourage them to be curious, to ask questions, and to embrace all the opportunities that come their way.

It’s natural to feel a mix of emotions as your child embarks on this new chapter. You may experience a sense of pride, knowing that you’ve nurtured and prepared them for this moment. At the same time, you might also feel a twinge of sadness, realizing that they are taking their first steps towards independence.

But rest assured, as they walk through the school gates, they are not alone. The teachers are there to guide, support, and inspire them. The school community is a rich tapestry of students, parents, and staff, all working together to create a nurturing and stimulating environment.

These same mixed emotions are true when homeschooling. While I may not have the anxieties I did while my child was inside a building, I still worry all the time about if I am doing enough, doing it right, or making a mistake. All the while, I am praising the Lord for the time we get together, the memories being made, and the opportunity to learn to grow slow.

So, on this momentous day, whether homeschooling or going into a building, cherish the joy that swells within you. Celebrate the journey of growth and learning that lies ahead for your child. And remember, the first day of school is just the beginning of an exciting adventure that will shape their future. Embrace this milestone and savor the beautiful moments that await.


The Joy of New Beginnings

These ‘firsts’ are not just milestones, they’re precious memories, chapters in the beautiful story of motherhood. They remind us to slow down, to savor each moment, to marvel at the miracle of life. And as we step into the New Year, they inspire us to embrace every new beginning, every ‘first’, with open arms.

As faithful storytellers, we weave these moments into the fabric of our life, sharing them with the world, inspiring others with our journey.

As creative nurturers’, we use these moments to foster love and learning in our little ones, shaping their minds and hearts.

And as inspiring homemakers, we turn these moments into cherished traditions, creating a home filled with love, faith, and joy.

So here’s to a year filled with countless ‘firsts’.

Here’s to a year of growth, discovery, and endless joy. Here’s to embracing the beauty of new beginnings, today on this #Motherhood Monday, and every day of our incredible journey as mothers.


Join my joy – filled community!

If you resonated with the words shared in this post, I extend a heartfelt invitation to you. Come and be a part of our vibrant community of faith-filled mothers, where you will find a supportive network of like-minded individuals who understand the joys and challenges of motherhood. Together, we can navigate this beautiful journey with grace and strength.

By signing up for our newsletter, you will gain access to a wealth of inspirational content, practical tips, and valuable resources that are specifically tailored to enrich your individual journey. We believe in the power of connecting and sharing our experiences, as it enables us to uplift and inspire one another.

As we embark on this brand new year, let us take each step together, hand in hand. Let us embrace the joy of ‘firsts’, the thrill of discovering new milestones in our children’s lives, and the beauty that shines through the ups and downs of motherhood. Together, we can celebrate the unique and precious moments that come with this incredible role.

Motherhood is a gift, an endless source of love, and boundless lessons. It is a journey that stretches us, challenges us, and fills our hearts to the brim. In our community, we acknowledge and honor the vast array of experiences that encompass the diverse world of motherhood. It is in this safe and nurturing space that we can open our hearts and minds, knowing that we are understood and supported.

So, dear mama, take a moment to pause and reflect. Consider joining our community of faith-filled mothers as we embark on this beautiful adventure together. Let us find solace in shared stories, find strength in shared struggles, and find joy in shared victories. Your voice matters, your journey is significant, and we are here to walk with you every step of the way.

Click here to sign up for our newsletter, and let’s embrace this New Year with hope, love, and a deep sense of connection. Welcome to our community, where the bonds of motherhood are celebrated and cherished.

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My littlest guy accepted Jesus into his heart last My littlest guy accepted Jesus into his heart last night 🥹🙌🏽

I want to hold onto this moment forever so I’m sharing it here.

Last night, Simon in all his jolly joy was professing biblical truths that honestly some of us can’t even comprehend or acknowledge; Jesus is Gods son who died for us, Jesus and God are one with the Holy Spirit, Jesus died for our sins on the cross, Jesus loves us so much. 

We talked about how when we accept Jesus into our hearts, there is nothing that can ever separate us from God. I told him that one day, when he was ready, we could pray together and invite Jesus in.

He wanted to pray that instant.

So we did.

The beauty of it all is this: Simon did something that holds so many people back from an intimate and intentional relationship with our Savior—he freely and honestly admitted his need for a Savior. He acknowledged that even at 5, he is a sinner—that he falls short of the glory of God, just like all of us (Romans 3:23).

But he also understands this: that it is while we are still sinners that Christ died for us.

I’ll be honest—when I first gave my life to Jesus at 23, it was hard for me to understand how someone so young could truly grasp faith like this. But God, in His sweet and perfect sense of humor, gave me three little ones who would.

I pray that my children would continue to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, and that they would love the Lord their God with all their heart, mind, soul, and strength all the days of their lives.

If you’ve been waiting—feeling like you need to have it all figured out first—you don’t. Faith can begin in the simplest, most honest prayer.

And if you’ve walked with Jesus for years, I pray this encourages you to return to that childlike faith—the kind that simply believes, trusts, and receives His love.
As a 3rd grade teacher, I get asked all the time: As a 3rd grade teacher, I get asked all the time:

“What books should my child be reading?”

And honestly… the kids who are growing the most in reading right now aren’t always reading the “hardest” books — they’re the ones who actually enjoy what they’re reading.

So I wanted to share a few things my students genuinely love right now:

📚 Read-aloud favorites
My class still gets SO excited for Nibbles (every time 😂) and they love longer stories too — we’ve read things like Cordelia and even The Wingfeather Saga, and they are completely locked in. Kids really do rise to the level of great stories when you read them together.

📚 Early chapter books
Nate the Great is still a favorite in my room — those confidence-building books matter so much at this age.

📚 For kids who think they “don’t like reading”
The Shine-a-Light books are constantly being picked up in my classroom. Something about the interactive element just clicks for those kids.

📚 For kids who love action/adventure
The I Survived series is HUGE right now. If your child loves those, they’re drawn to fast-paced, high-interest stories — which is such a great place to build from.

📚 Fun nonfiction lovers
My class is obsessed with question-and-answer books and 100 fact books — they love flipping, exploring, and learning random facts to share with each other.

Honestly, my classroom is kind of filled with these types of books (mostly thanks to generous teacher friends) because they’re the ones kids actually reach for.

If you ever feel stuck finding the right book for your child, I’m always happy to help 🤍

And if you want to browse, I did put a bunch of these favorites together in one place.
Feeling so grateful 🤍 Thank you for all the birthd Feeling so grateful 🤍 Thank you for all the birthday love—your time and words mean more than you know.

38 started off pretty sweet —literally 😆 Donuts and cannolis from Allegretis for breakfast, a protein latte in hand, a shutout win at the rink, and a mother–son skate with my boys.

Grateful for this life and the many blessings I’m so aware of.
Progress pictures 🥰🥰 I am so blessed 🥹. And not Progress pictures 🥰🥰 
I am so blessed 🥹.

And not in a “my life is perfect, nothing is wrong, look at me I’m blessed” kind of way. 

But in a “life is messy, I am a mess, and yet my rebel heart is constantly being lavished with love and encouragement through my God and His people” kind of way.

This whole summer has been one giant trust fall. I’m learning what it really means to surrender my expectations—to make my plans but ultimately let the Lord lead the way.

If you knew me before the age of 24, then reading these words probably feels nothing short of crazy 🤪. But friends—the goodness of God is real. It’s available to everyone if you’ll just believe, receive, and continue to follow Jesus.

Has this journey been easy? Absolutely not. But it has been filled with growth, faithfulness, and answered prayers beyond what I could have ever asked for or imagined.

So yes—I’m thrilled to keep sharing my classroom’s transformation, because it represents so much more than décor or bulletin boards. It’s a living picture of what the Lord can do when we simply trust Him.

✨P.S. I can hardly believe it, but my classroom wish list is almost completely fulfilled! 🥹 Just a few items remain, and I know the Lord will provide in His timing. If you feel led to help, it would mean the world to me and my students. 💛 
-> https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2PA5A7D911SGY?ref_=wl_share
Prayer doesn’t have to be complicated. Some days Prayer doesn’t have to be complicated.

Some days my prayers are long, other days they’re just a whispered “help.” But one of my favorite tools for staying rooted in conversation with God is the P.R.A.Y. framework:

P — Praise
Begin by worshiping God for who He is.
💬 “Lord, You are faithful, good, and full of mercy.”

R — Repent
Confess where you’ve fallen short, and rest in His grace.
💬 “Forgive me for rushing ahead of You and for my impatience.”

A — Ask
Bring your needs (and the needs of others) to Him.
💬 “Give me wisdom for the decisions ahead and peace in my waiting.”

Y — Yield
Surrender your plans to Him and listen for His leading.
💬 “I release my agenda. Align my heart with Yours.”

You can use P.R.A.Y. in the morning, in a journal, while doing dishes, or before bed—it’s less about the “how” and more about the “Who.”

💌 I shared this full guide (plus a printable version you can tuck in your Bible) in my weekly email this week.
Not on the list yet? Join now so you never miss a resource or encouragement drop — the link is in my bio.

💬 Do you already have a prayer rhythm? Or is this a tool you’d use?
👩🏼‍🏫 TEACHER FRIENDS 🍎 I need you - especially if 👩🏼‍🏫 TEACHER FRIENDS 🍎

I need you - especially if you are teaching elementary ed (EVEN BETTER if it’s third grade 😆)! 

I have been nose deep in so many things the last couple weeks as I really prep for Fall! I would love to know a couple things if you’re willing to share;

1. Must have teacher supplies
2. Favorite ways to set up your room
3. Any and all resources for literally everything.
4. Things to add to an amazon wishlist
5. Best books - or ideas for how to create a perfect mini classroom library

I would be so grateful for any and all suggestions, recommendations, and encouragement!

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My littlest guy accepted Jesus into his heart last My littlest guy accepted Jesus into his heart last night 🥹🙌🏽

I want to hold onto this moment forever so I’m sharing it here.

Last night, Simon in all his jolly joy was professing biblical truths that honestly some of us can’t even comprehend or acknowledge; Jesus is Gods son who died for us, Jesus and God are one with the Holy Spirit, Jesus died for our sins on the cross, Jesus loves us so much. 

We talked about how when we accept Jesus into our hearts, there is nothing that can ever separate us from God. I told him that one day, when he was ready, we could pray together and invite Jesus in.

He wanted to pray that instant.

So we did.

The beauty of it all is this: Simon did something that holds so many people back from an intimate and intentional relationship with our Savior—he freely and honestly admitted his need for a Savior. He acknowledged that even at 5, he is a sinner—that he falls short of the glory of God, just like all of us (Romans 3:23).

But he also understands this: that it is while we are still sinners that Christ died for us.

I’ll be honest—when I first gave my life to Jesus at 23, it was hard for me to understand how someone so young could truly grasp faith like this. But God, in His sweet and perfect sense of humor, gave me three little ones who would.

I pray that my children would continue to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, and that they would love the Lord their God with all their heart, mind, soul, and strength all the days of their lives.

If you’ve been waiting—feeling like you need to have it all figured out first—you don’t. Faith can begin in the simplest, most honest prayer.

And if you’ve walked with Jesus for years, I pray this encourages you to return to that childlike faith—the kind that simply believes, trusts, and receives His love.
As a 3rd grade teacher, I get asked all the time: As a 3rd grade teacher, I get asked all the time:

“What books should my child be reading?”

And honestly… the kids who are growing the most in reading right now aren’t always reading the “hardest” books — they’re the ones who actually enjoy what they’re reading.

So I wanted to share a few things my students genuinely love right now:

📚 Read-aloud favorites
My class still gets SO excited for Nibbles (every time 😂) and they love longer stories too — we’ve read things like Cordelia and even The Wingfeather Saga, and they are completely locked in. Kids really do rise to the level of great stories when you read them together.

📚 Early chapter books
Nate the Great is still a favorite in my room — those confidence-building books matter so much at this age.

📚 For kids who think they “don’t like reading”
The Shine-a-Light books are constantly being picked up in my classroom. Something about the interactive element just clicks for those kids.

📚 For kids who love action/adventure
The I Survived series is HUGE right now. If your child loves those, they’re drawn to fast-paced, high-interest stories — which is such a great place to build from.

📚 Fun nonfiction lovers
My class is obsessed with question-and-answer books and 100 fact books — they love flipping, exploring, and learning random facts to share with each other.

Honestly, my classroom is kind of filled with these types of books (mostly thanks to generous teacher friends) because they’re the ones kids actually reach for.

If you ever feel stuck finding the right book for your child, I’m always happy to help 🤍

And if you want to browse, I did put a bunch of these favorites together in one place.
Feeling so grateful 🤍 Thank you for all the birthd Feeling so grateful 🤍 Thank you for all the birthday love—your time and words mean more than you know.

38 started off pretty sweet —literally 😆 Donuts and cannolis from Allegretis for breakfast, a protein latte in hand, a shutout win at the rink, and a mother–son skate with my boys.

Grateful for this life and the many blessings I’m so aware of.
Progress pictures 🥰🥰 I am so blessed 🥹. And not Progress pictures 🥰🥰 
I am so blessed 🥹.

And not in a “my life is perfect, nothing is wrong, look at me I’m blessed” kind of way. 

But in a “life is messy, I am a mess, and yet my rebel heart is constantly being lavished with love and encouragement through my God and His people” kind of way.

This whole summer has been one giant trust fall. I’m learning what it really means to surrender my expectations—to make my plans but ultimately let the Lord lead the way.

If you knew me before the age of 24, then reading these words probably feels nothing short of crazy 🤪. But friends—the goodness of God is real. It’s available to everyone if you’ll just believe, receive, and continue to follow Jesus.

Has this journey been easy? Absolutely not. But it has been filled with growth, faithfulness, and answered prayers beyond what I could have ever asked for or imagined.

So yes—I’m thrilled to keep sharing my classroom’s transformation, because it represents so much more than décor or bulletin boards. It’s a living picture of what the Lord can do when we simply trust Him.

✨P.S. I can hardly believe it, but my classroom wish list is almost completely fulfilled! 🥹 Just a few items remain, and I know the Lord will provide in His timing. If you feel led to help, it would mean the world to me and my students. 💛 
-> https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2PA5A7D911SGY?ref_=wl_share
Prayer doesn’t have to be complicated. Some days Prayer doesn’t have to be complicated.

Some days my prayers are long, other days they’re just a whispered “help.” But one of my favorite tools for staying rooted in conversation with God is the P.R.A.Y. framework:

P — Praise
Begin by worshiping God for who He is.
💬 “Lord, You are faithful, good, and full of mercy.”

R — Repent
Confess where you’ve fallen short, and rest in His grace.
💬 “Forgive me for rushing ahead of You and for my impatience.”

A — Ask
Bring your needs (and the needs of others) to Him.
💬 “Give me wisdom for the decisions ahead and peace in my waiting.”

Y — Yield
Surrender your plans to Him and listen for His leading.
💬 “I release my agenda. Align my heart with Yours.”

You can use P.R.A.Y. in the morning, in a journal, while doing dishes, or before bed—it’s less about the “how” and more about the “Who.”

💌 I shared this full guide (plus a printable version you can tuck in your Bible) in my weekly email this week.
Not on the list yet? Join now so you never miss a resource or encouragement drop — the link is in my bio.

💬 Do you already have a prayer rhythm? Or is this a tool you’d use?
👩🏼‍🏫 TEACHER FRIENDS 🍎 I need you - especially if 👩🏼‍🏫 TEACHER FRIENDS 🍎

I need you - especially if you are teaching elementary ed (EVEN BETTER if it’s third grade 😆)! 

I have been nose deep in so many things the last couple weeks as I really prep for Fall! I would love to know a couple things if you’re willing to share;

1. Must have teacher supplies
2. Favorite ways to set up your room
3. Any and all resources for literally everything.
4. Things to add to an amazon wishlist
5. Best books - or ideas for how to create a perfect mini classroom library

I would be so grateful for any and all suggestions, recommendations, and encouragement!

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