Ralphie from Simply On Purpose is bringing joy back into parenting and family life. You have the power to change your home—let her show you how!
For the kiddo who says, "I can't do it!"
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Hi Reader, Have you ever heard your child get frustrated with themselves, saying things like:
That's called a fixed mindset! And we want our kids to have a GROWTH mindset. To keep trying, even when things get tricky. Which is why we created this month's Teach Me How resource, “You Can Find a Way: Learning How to Have a Growth Mindset.”
If you’re looking for the perfect tool to teach your child what growth mindset sounds like and feels like, print out this resource, “You Can Find a Way: Learning How to Have a Growth Mindset.” For only $6, this printable includes:
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Simply On Purpose: Positive parenting resources for the intentional family
Ralphie from Simply On Purpose is bringing joy back into parenting and family life. You have the power to change your home—let her show you how!
Happy Thursday Reader! Oh my goodness, I'm so happy about this. Creating this free printable was partly selfish because I've always wanted to have a list of family-friendly romance movies. And boy, did my community deliver! So here it is! As always, be sure to check that each movie meets your family's values before viewing. Add it to your cart, and the code LOVEMOVIES makes it FREE! Download it HERE Have a great Valentine's Day weekend! Lots of love!
Hi Reader, This Friday is the last day to get this month's Teach Me How resource for only $6! It's called, “You Can Find a Way: Learning How to Have a Growth Mindset.” So many kiddos struggle with that positive inner voice. This resource will teach them to have a Growth Mindset and change their thoughts from: "I'm not good at this" to "I can get better at this!" "I give up" to "I will keep trying!" and "I'm afraid of messing up" to "Mistakes help me learn and grow." Download Today! If you’re...
Hi Reader, Funny story, but I thought I was really good at showing love to my kids. I would kiss them and hug on them all the time. Only to find out, after finally having them take a love language quiz, that they scored ZERO on physical touch. Like, they didn't want to be touched. At all. Ha! Maybe you struggle just like I did at actually speaking your child's love language. If you're looking for a better way to fill your child's cup, I've compiled 10 resources that will help you better speak...