Maybe We’ve Got Self-Care All Wrong
I love a good pedicure. I love coffee with a friend. I love working in my garden. Basically, I love doing things that fill my cup. So when I ask the question, does our perspective…
Intentional Motherhood
The Power of Routines: Creating a More Peaceful and Intentional Home
There are seasons of motherhood when it can feel like you wake up already behind. Someone needs breakfast. Someone can’t find their shoes. There’s laundry waiting, lunches to pack, emails to answer, appointments to remember,…
What About Being Your Child’s Best Friend?
One of the things I hear from moms quite often is: “I just want to be my child’s best friend.” Can I tell you something? I completely understand that desire, and I know it comes…
Intentional Parenting: Why Today’s Parenting Choices Matter More Than You Think
One of my greatest joys over the past twelve years has been encouraging moms on their journey of motherhood. If there’s one thing I’ve learned after being a daughter, raising four children, mentoring moms, and…
Christian Motherhood: Following Christ While Raising the Next Generation
If you’ve been following along in this series, you know we’ve already talked about biblical homemaking and creating a home where Christ is honored, love is freely given, and faith is lived out. You can…
Biblical Homemaking: Creating a Christ-Centered Home with Purpose
In a culture that often overlooks the value of homemaking, I’ve found myself asking an important question: What does it really mean to be a biblical homemaker? On the home page of Kim Grant Home…
Raising Patriotic Kids in a Grateful Home
Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday by Teaching the Next Generation to Love God, Love their Country, Appreciate Freedom, and Live with Gratitude. A few weeks ago, we spent a weekend making memories with our children and…
A Weekend Getaway: Making Memories Across Generations
A few weeks ago, our family packed up and headed to Kentucky for a three-day, two-night adventure to the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter. Three of our four children, their spouses, and our grandchildren gathered…
Preparing Today for the Relationship You Want Tomorrow
If you’re reading this and you have young children, it’s probably hard to imagine them as adults. The days feel full. The needs are constant. And your role as “mom” is so hands-on, so present,…
Letting Go While Holding On: Staying Connected in the Empty Nest Season
There’s a quiet shift that happens in motherhood…empty nesthood, and to be honest, IT HIT ME HARD. I don’t remember hearing a lot of my older friends lamenting it or struggling with it. Why wasn’t…
