Jehava Brown

I knoooow. It’s a weird time out there and deep conversations with our kids are tricky and awkward. But, honestly, it’s always a weird time when you’re trying to have hard conversations with your kids. Yet, as our featured article shows, it’s necessary. So we have some honest tips to help you answer those tough questions. My thoughts and advice on these conversations are down below the Recipes of the Week in Just Sayin’. Scroll down and check it out.

This year has felt so exhausting, challenging and frustrating. It has also been incredibly empowering, exciting and full of so many blessings. I’ve invested in my mental health more with weekly counseling, listening to some great books, reading my Bible more and being more vulnerable in my closest relationships.

When I am at restaurants with my hubby, I look around and am always amazed that the majority of couples look like they are sitting silently and eating with very little conversation. I think that with the craziness of life sometimes our marriages need a little bit of “help” with staying connected and having conversations that aren’t centered around the kids or daily chaos, but are helpful to building a better friendship with our spouses.