Teach Your Kids to Cook: Raising Responsible Adults

by Sheila Gregoire | Aug 18, 2017 | chores, cooking

Are you raising kids or raising adults? I’ve been thinking about that question a lot lately as I’ve been talking to my girls. We’re working on a BIG project–It’s called “The Whole Story”, and it’s a course that helps...

3 Truths to Teach Your Girls About their Bodies

by Sheila Gregoire | Aug 17, 2017 | body image, daughters, media

Body image is such a huge issue for adult women. But it’s even more so for teenage girls! Right now my daughters are putting the finishing touches on an online course that moms can use to help teach their daughters about sex, puberty, and growing up...

Did You Survive “I Kissed Dating Goodbye”?

by Sheila Gregoire | Aug 3, 2017 | preparing for marriage, teenagers

Like many parents of 90s kids, I once embraced I Kissed Dating Goodbye. Written by then-21-year-old Joshua Harris, it was all about how “dating” is dangerous and will wreck your ability to have a good marriage. Instead, what we should aim for is...

Top 10 Ways Vacations with Your Kids Can Be Amazing

by Sheila Gregoire | Aug 1, 2017 | family fun, holidays, spending time together

Taking vacations with kids is what summer is all about! Whenever summer comes I think camping and airplanes and laughter and hotel rooms and bugs. And it’s awesome. My youngest daughter turned 20 last week, so I have no more teenagers. But we still try to take...

Can Sex and Family Vacations Go Together?

by Sheila Gregoire | Jul 24, 2017 | fun in bed, holidays

Summer is a time for family vacations. But can family vacations and sex go together? It’s our last week of our Sizzling Summer Sex Series! All through the month of July, we’ve been talking about how to make sex sizzle in your marriage. And I thought it may...

How Do You Stop Siblings from Fighting?

by Sheila Gregoire | Jun 15, 2017 | discipline

The hardest years of mothering to me were those when my girls were 8-11–because of the girls constantly fighting. Sure, other years left me with far less sleep. Other years gave me less time to myself. But the years when I questioned myself as a mom, and...

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