Lift A Kid Up

Lift A Kid Up Let's love, accept, teach, and guide our children kindly, and let them remind us to stay present in the moment. Each child is completely unique.

Lift A Kid Up began nearly three years ago, when I decided to create a space where parents, grandparents, foster parents, caregivers, teachers, coaches, and anyone else who has children in their lives. This is a space to with quotes, articles, videos, and stories about children. We as adults are responsible for growing our kids up to be the best that they can be. I know as a busy mother of four an

d grandmother of five, that life can become super fast paced and often our kids are getting less of us when they in fact need more. I do know that some children do not feel heard, seen or understood and that can lead to all sort of unhealthy dynamics for them as they grow up. We understand so much more than we used to and the world wide web has valuable information for parents. We rise by lifting others, no matter their age. May we give words of encouragement to children each day and keep communication flowing. Let us show them loving-kindness and help to make our world a brighter, happier, healthier place to live.

Let us...teach our children empathyteach our children mannersteach our children compassionteach our children patiencetea...
11/23/2025

Let us...
teach our children empathy
teach our children manners
teach our children compassion
teach our children patience
teach our children forgiveness
teach our children respect
teach our children tolerance
teach our children mercy
teach our children kindness
teach our children love



Let us...
teach our children empathy
teach our children manners
teach our children compassion
teach our children patience
teach our children forgiveness
teach our children respect
teach our children tolerance
teach our children mercy
teach our children kindness
teach our children love



Her View From Home
11/23/2025

Her View From Home

Yep.

11/22/2025

Empowered Parenting

Homeschool With Love
11/22/2025

Homeschool With Love

Your children need your presence more than presents. -Jesse Jackson
11/22/2025

Your children need your presence more than presents. -Jesse Jackson





Your children need your presence more than presents. -Jesse Jackson





The Homestead Fam
11/22/2025

The Homestead Fam

Let’s go back to the days of homemade dinners, Sunday brunch at grandmas, family game nights, and being okay with just being home.

Mona Delahooke, Ph.D.
11/21/2025

Mona Delahooke, Ph.D.

That's a great question 😎

Raised Good
11/21/2025

Raised Good

When little people are overwhelmed by BIG EMOTIONS, It is our job to share OUR CALM, not to join their chaos. L.R. Knost...
11/21/2025

When little people are overwhelmed by BIG EMOTIONS, It is our job to share OUR CALM, not to join their chaos. L.R. Knost





When little people are overwhelmed by BIG EMOTIONS, It is our job to share OUR CALM, not to join their chaos. L.R. Knost





Inside Parenting
11/21/2025

Inside Parenting

We don’t get a second chance at raising our children — not at this age, not in this season, not with who they are right now.

So show up.
Be where your feet are.
Choose presence over distraction,
connection over convenience,
and intention over autopilot.

“Going hard” for them isn’t about perfection or performing. It’s about caring enough to pay attention. To be the steady one. To fight for their peace, advocate for their needs, and give your relationship the kind of investment you’ll never regret.

Because one day the house will be quiet,
and the version of them we’re raising today
will be long gone.

Right now is the only time we get right now. Make it count — not with grand gestures,
but with presence they can feel.

Do it for them. And do it for you. ❤️

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11/20/2025

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