As military families get on the road to PCS this month, there are always challenges concerning the health of the family members traveling.
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Summer Fun on a Military Family Budget
Though it seems that summer has just begun, it may be only a month or six weeks until school begins again where you’re stationed.
Make the Most of Your PCS in Any Season
As school years come to an end, warm weather sets in for many Military families that often means PCS season has begun.
Summer in Europe…Now What?
You’re living in Europe. You have kids.School has ended. Your spouse can’t go away with you. And you want to go to the beach! Here’s how you do it: Remind yourself that this is a family trip. Sometimes disappointment sets in because of unrealistic...
MMP #979: Let’s PCS Baby!
Let’s PCS baby! This week, our Director of Marketing, Annie Pearce, will be sharing with us some tips and tricks on how to PCS with your newest addition, inspired by her current challenges of preparing for and completing a PCS with a newborn.
Raising Readers
Parenting is one of those things that come with a never-ending list of “research suggests you should …”. Opinions, studies, and ever-evolving philosophies abound when it comes to how to raise your children successfully. It’s hard not to get caught up when raising readers of your own.
All the Colors of a Military Child
Although all these colors captivate us, they hold a deeper meaning. As a military spouse and parent, we see these colors every day. However, they are shown in a different way.
GenZ, Spiritual Readiness, and Why YOU Should Care
I am excited to share another “Chaplain’s Corner” blog with you. I offer this one to help empower you as leaders across generations. Let’s talk about GenZ, spiritual readiness, and why you should care.
AWTR Show #933: The Bear and the Hug
It has been a hard few years for families, and this new author wanted to create a tale that would resonate with children confused by COVID, long distance, and periods of military deployment when hugs aren’t an option. So a Military spouse published a fairytale Bear book to help families with difficult conversations. The book is about hope, bravery, and love – there is always hope and sometimes you have to continue to be brave for love.
In The Bear and The Hug, Bear ventures out of his cave after a long sleep to find the world outside is not how he left it. Instead of greeting him with open arms, Bear’s friends keep their distance. With help from his friends, he learns that bravery and hope are what are required to save hugs.
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