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Just out here glowing like God sprinkled a little extra sunshine on me today 😄✨Life may not be perfect, but His grace su...
06/07/2025

Just out here glowing like God sprinkled a little extra sunshine on me today 😄✨
Life may not be perfect, but His grace sure is!
Smiling through the rain, the rush, and the random moments—'cause joy is my portion and peace is my vibe. 🙏🏽💖

Happy Sabbath day lovelies 😍
15/06/2025

Happy Sabbath day lovelies 😍

31/05/2025
7 Things You Need to Teach Your Kids in This Digital EraHappy Children’s Day!Today, we celebrate the joy, curiosity, and...
27/05/2025

7 Things You Need to Teach Your Kids in This Digital Era

Happy Children’s Day!
Today, we celebrate the joy, curiosity, and endless potential of every child. As we raise the next generation in a fast-changing digital world, here are 7 important things to teach them:

1. Online Safety – Help them understand what’s safe to share and what’s not.

2. Digital Manners – Teach kindness and respect in online communication.

3. Balanced Screen Time – Set healthy limits and encourage outdoor play.

4. Critical Thinking – Show them how to question and verify what they see online.

5. Creative Expression – Encourage learning a musical instrument, drawing, or storytelling—skills that spark imagination.

6. Hands-on Skills – Let them build, paint, garden, or cook. Real-world learning builds confidence.

7. Asking for Help – Remind them to speak up when something feels off, online or offline.

Let’s nurture well-rounded little stars who shine brightly in every space they enter—on Children’s Day and every day!

Own your voice, trust your instincts, set boundaries, and never dim your light to make others comfortable.
13/05/2025

Own your voice, trust your instincts, set

boundaries, and never dim your light to

make others comfortable.

“Love the child you have, not the child you wish to have” Every child is born with their own personality, strengths, int...
07/05/2025

“Love the child you have, not the child you

wish to have”

Every child is born with their own personality, strengths, interests, and challenges. As parents or caregivers, it can be tempting to envision a certain kind of child,maybe one who excels in academics, shares your passions, is outgoing, or follows a specific path you value. But children are not blank slates to write your story on. They are individuals with their own journey.

Loving the child you have means:

Accepting them unconditionally, even if they are different from what you imagined.

Valuing their unique qualities, not just their achievements.

Supporting their growth based on who they are, not who you want them to be.

Letting go of control, and offering guidance instead of pressure.

It’s in this unconditional love and acceptance that children thrive. They feel safe to be themselves, confident in their worth, and empowered to grow into the best version of themselves, not someone else’s dream.

Jenny~JA

Happy new week lovelies 😍
05/05/2025

Happy new week lovelies 😍

Today, I'm choosing to pause for just a moment and appreciate the little things. Warm sunlight through the window, Peace...
04/05/2025

Today, I'm choosing to pause for just a moment and appreciate the little things. Warm sunlight through the window, Peace and quiet, the sound of laughter, Family and the peace that comes with slowing down. Life doesn't always have to be loud to be beautiful. Here's to gentle days and grateful hearts.😊🤗

03/05/2025

Creamy pasta 😋

Sweet sunny morning 🌄
01/05/2025

Sweet sunny morning 🌄

01/05/2025

Sunny sweet morning 🌄

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