Blended & Mixed Up

07/04/2024

Leaning God 🙏🏽

18/03/2024

God. Spouse. Children

14/03/2024

12/03/2024

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07/03/2024

Every child is different. Meet each one where they're at ❤️

03/03/2024

Follow the child's lead. Don't force it! 🥰

28/02/2024

Create new traditions new memories but remember to honor the past

27/02/2024

Calling all of our blended and mixed up peeps!! 📢Join us for the blended and blessed conference live in McKinney TX Saturday April 27th then join us for a dinner and reflection session afterwards.
Message us to get all the details & register via the link below!

We are so excited to spend this time with you enriching your beautifully blended families!

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25/02/2024

FamilyLife Blended ❤️

21/02/2024

How often do you date your spouse??

26/01/2024

Ask all the questions??? It's OK not to know 🤔

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11/01/2024

Cheer girl, cheer!! 📣

Send a message to learn more

09/01/2024

When dating as a parent there is SO much to consider.

31/12/2023

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23/12/2023

Keep it merry this Christmas 🎄🌟🥰

22/12/2023

Merry Christmas from our blended and mixed up family to yours!

22/12/2023

This is an excerpt from the smart stepfamily book. Great resource for holidays and awesome read for stepfamilies no matter your role in them, it will enrich your relationships. 🥰🎄

Offers FREE articles and online support for stepparents and the blended family marriage, guidance for blended family problems or planning a blended family wedding. Become a smart stepfamily with practical book and video resources.

21/12/2023

Spend quality time

17/12/2023

YES!

When it comes to combining traditions, be flexible and keep something old, make something new, and borrow from each other till you find something that works. He and his kids open Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve. She and her kids open them Christmas morning. You might try to pull something from each tradition forward while you figure out what will work long-term. To start, you might open gifts both Christmas Eve and the next morning, but run it by the kids first so they can speak into the changes.

Remember—and this is important—there’s no one right answer. What works the first year may need to change the next, and what works for you may be entirely different for another blended family. Be considerate, talk through the options, and maintain a live-and-learn attitude. Preparing to Blend