• 5 Best Articles for Homeschooling an Only Child 1
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    5 of the Best Articles on the Web for Homeschooling an Only Child

    Do you homeschool an only child and feel like you are all alone in a sea filled with multiple child homeschoolers? I get it, but you are not alone. There are others out there like us. I’ve pulled together the best 5 articles on the web for homeschooling an only child and am sharing some additional resources for you as well.  This post contains affiliate advertisement links. Articles on the Web for Homeschooling an Only Child Homeschooling the Only Child – The Pros & Cons – Jamie at Simple Homeschool Advantages & Challenges of Homeschooling an Only Child – LeAnn at Hip Homeschool Moms Why Homeschooling an Only Child Rocks – Marcy at Ben and…

  • 52 Family Bonding Ideas for the Entire Year | Renée at Great Peace #familytime #familybonding #gamenight #family #ihsnet
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    52 Family Bonding Ideas for the Year

    As we begin the new year it’s a great time to dedicate a goal for your family. It’s time to schedule family bonding time.  Oh, sure. I know, deep in your mind you want to believe it will be more meaningful if it’s spontaneous. You want to think family bonding should just come naturally. You want to hope that everyone will just get along and love like family is supposed to.  And, maybe for your family that’s the case. But, families these days are busy. From sports, to co-ops, to field trips, not to mention schooling. Plus, your husband has work commitments, and perhaps you do too. Then, there are…

  • 32 Family Dinner Ideas for Saturday Night | Renée at Great Peace #familydinnerideas #dinnerideas #mealplanning #family #dinner
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    Family Dinner Ideas for Saturday Night

    Sitting down to a family dinner is an important part of every household and should be taking place at least once a week if not daily.  It is common knowledge that life gets busy for everyone, especially those that have a family. From long days at work and school to packing everyone up to cart them off to extracurricular activities, parents these days have a lot on their plates, and most of it doesn’t pertain to food. It is said that children who participate in a frequent family dinner routine are less likely to give in to peer pressure or develop eating disorders. In fact, kids that sit down at…

  • New Years Bucket List for Families | Renée at Great Peace #families #familytime #celebrations #newyears
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    The New Years Bucket List for Families 

    New years is such an exciting time for both parents and children alike. Not only does the coming new year signify growth but it also brings in a fresh start. With plenty of opportunities to enjoy the new year as a family, there are ways to make it even better. This year, you can make a new years bucket list for your family. It is a great way to countdown to the new year, with a fantastic list of must do’s before the clock strikes midnight, signifying a new year.

  • How to Get Cozy with the Family this Winter | Renée at Great Peace #family #homemaking #familytime
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    13 Ways to Get Cozy with Your Family This Winter 

    The colder months are here! Which means it’s the perfect time for some family bonding. So put on some warm fuzzy socks, kick back and get cozy with your family. The comforting sounds of stories told out loud, the fresh feel of flannel sheets, the smells of something delicious baking wafting from the oven, these are all the amazing things that make for a cozy time with your family and the winter months are the perfect time to enjoy them all.   Don’t Miss 10 Family Bonding Time Ideas When the temperatures drop families find themselves staying indoors more. Especially if the winter is a cold, snowy one. So gather…

  • 10 Gift Ideas for Father's Day under $25 | Renée at Great Peace #fathersday #dadgifts #giftsfordads #ihsnet
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    10 Ideas for Father’s Day Gifts under $25

    Father’s Day is coming up soon. I’m never one to be very good at buying or sending gifts in a timely fashion. It’s embarrassing really. So much so that if I don’t plan ahead and get something before the date, be it birthday or holiday, then I just don’t get/send anything. There really is no excuse for this bad behavior.  My husband is a great father. As my son get’s older I’m seeing him reach out more and more for his dad. He’s seeking to emulate him, and grow into the man he is to become. It’s a beautiful thing.  This post contains affiliate advertisement links. This year, I’ve purposed…