Hey there,

The other night, I found myself looking at old photos of my daughter when she was little—sticky fingers, gap-toothed grins, constant chatter. And it hit me: someday this house will be quiet.

I don’t mean just end of the day quiet. I mean truly, deeply quiet—the kind that comes when they’re older, out in the world, doing their own thing. And it made me wonder: when that time comes… will she still want to come back?

Not out of obligation. But because she'll always feel at home here—with us.

This week’s article by Kim Biasotto hit me right in the heart. She’s a mom of four (with three already out of the house), and she shares 9 things she did—simple, intentional choices—that helped her stay close to her kids through all the ages and stages.

If you’re looking for some great tips on raising kids who still want to hang out with you when they’re grown this one’s for you:

How to Raise Kids Who Love Hanging Out With You No Matter How Old They Get
 

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Alright, that's it for today. Until next time, go be the best parent, and the best person you can be!

Talk soon,
Sumitha