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August 1, 2018June 4, 2019Kayla AlonsoLeave a Comment on Rahab: A Toddler Devotion on Doing What’s Right

Rahab: A Toddler Devotion on Doing What’s Right

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"Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts." Colossians 3:15. . .... That is my prayer for us this weekend: may we know peace, may we dwell in peace. Take a deep breath, Mama. There is grace for this season. Don't forget to rest. . ..... You can find these cute Fruit of the Spirit cards in the @saintsandcharley etsy shop👇. These are a great tool for scripture memorization while learning about the fruit of the spirit. I'll be sharing more about them up in my insta stories. Saint and Charley Etsy Shop : https://www.etsy.com/listing/672241349/fruit-of-the-spirit-scripture-cards?ref=shop_home_feat_4

"Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more." -Melody Beattie . What are you thankful for today, friend? What are the mundane things that could be considered blessings? Who can you share your blessings with? When we invite others into our lives, open our home for a playdate, or even share a pan of box mac n' cheese, we are physically giving thanks. We are showing our littles that we have more than enough, and we are grateful. This simple action we let our littles see, says so much more than our words ever could. . My challenge today: Who's that mom acquaintance you've been meaning to invite over? Give them a call (or text) and set up a play date. It could be 3 weeks from now, or even into January 😱. But take the step to invite them in.

It's #worldlovewednesday and through the month of November we are learning about and praying for Norway! One of the things I love most about Norway is its rich folklore. Trolls, the Nisse, and magic, I cannot tell you how much I have loved reading some of these stories. We were able to find a couple of picture books illustrating Norwegian folktales at our local library (swipe to see). And with Christmas around the corner, I finally invested in a Nisse to put on our shelf! On the blog I am sharing about the books and a fun podcast we've found for learning about Norwegian folktales, as well as some other fun ways to explore Norwegian culture with preschoolers. Link in bio! . . ❤Has anyone else ventured to the library recently? What library books are your kids enjoying right now?

Hey Friends! Go check out the Latina Mom Legacy Podcast! It was such a joy talking about faith and bilingualism with Janny @milegasi. You can listen at the link in bioor wherever you listen to podcasts❤ Also check out her show notes for a FREEBIE!

There are probably 2 things that I could talk about for hours and hours. The first is raising littles who love God and others. The other is raising #bilingualbabies. So I was so excited to chat about all things faith and bilingualism with Janny on the Latina Mom Legacy Podcast (@milegasi). The episode airs tomorrow, and because of that I wanted to talk a little bit about faith and bilingualism up in my stories this week👆. Everyday I will be sharing some of our favorite bilingual resources, tips, and my personal thoughts on why it's important to incorporate minority languages in children's ministry. . .... ❤Are you in a bilingual family? What is your best tip for raising bilingual littles? What questions do you have about raising bilingual children? . . . This "Thankful Tree" Printable is apart of the FREE Bilingual "I Am Thankful" study. You can get your own copy at the link in bio.

Happy Friday, Friends! As we head into the weekend, I wanted to share with you one of my favorite books: "Thank You, Omu!" By @oge_mora . Omu is a sweet lady who makes a "thick red stew" which she shares with her neighbors (@rachelschelb you would love Omu). In the end she gives away all of her stew, but her neighbors show their gratitude by bringing her food, and they have the Best. Dinner. Ever! Gratitude grows hospitality, and hospitality brings gratitude. Gratitude makes sure everyone has enough. . .... "Thank You, Omu!" Is one of the recommended books in the new "I Am Thankful" study. You can grab your FREE copy at the link in bio. . .... What are you thankful for today friends? I'll share my answer in the comments👇😘

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