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Kids & Tech: What We Do and Why We Mostly Don’t

January 29, 2021 4 Comments

I’ve received many reader questions on this topic over the years, and just discussed them again this week in a Q&A session after an online

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St. Nicholas Catholic Book Stack

December 14, 2020 20 Comments

Hey, you ever announce you’re going to start blogging again and then behind the scenes stuff goes sideways and then your dad has a stroke

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Chapter Books for Perspective and/or Inspiration for All Ages in Times of Trouble and Isolation

March 23, 2020 11 Comments

Number one requested post when all of this Coronavirus stuff started going down was how to homeschool all of a sudden, so I wrote this.

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So, You’re a Homeschooler Now

March 13, 2020 24 Comments

The ranks of the homeschooling have grown exponentially in the last, well, yesterday. Maybe you find yourself making a face like Saint Anne here 😒.

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George Washington’s Rules for Mannerly Cell Phone Use in Company and Around One’s Children

February 24, 2020 18 Comments

People seem to believe that cell phone use is this new, unprecedented behavior about which there are no established customs that could govern our conduct.

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When to Expel Your Kid From Homeschool: Circles of Influence and Homeschool vs Regular School

February 12, 2020 51 Comments

I currently have four kids in “regular” school, three in homeschool (and three not-yet-school-age), so I often get asked why we transition our kids out

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The Ultimate Liturgical Library Post: Saint Books for All Year Long

October 10, 2019 23 Comments

YOU ASKED FOR IT! This is probably my most requested not-yet-posted post ever. So here it is: Every single read aloud we use on saints’

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Being Weird Catholics: Seven Ways We Help Our Family Believe in the Real Presence

August 13, 2019 38 Comments

You’ve probably heard about the troubling study recently released by the Pew Research Center, stating that only one-third of self-professed Catholics believe in the Catholic

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Family Movie Nights, Are They Even Possible? . . . Our Favorite Movies (Mostly) Appropriate for All Ages

July 29, 2019 69 Comments

Just a reminder: The August Prayer Booklet is available in the CAY Marketplace as a print-at-home PDF, and here as a paperback booklet. The first

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A Shortage of Perfect (Chicken) Breasts: Another Princess Bride Birthday Party (with free food tag printables!)

July 15, 2019 11 Comments

Summer birthday season is happening around here. I’ve shared some of these photos on social media, but since not everyone is on there, I figured

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