Are you a Christian Working Mom trying to make time for God, care for your body, and stay present with your children—even when life feels busy?

You're not alone, my friend! 🤍

In today's episode of Simple Devotions for Children, I'm joined by my friend Tarra, mom of seven and host of the Workouts and the Word podcast.

We're talking about how simple movements, short moments in God's Word, and everyday family routines can help you care for yourself while modeling a faith-led life for your children.

If you're ready to make faith, fitness, and family time feel less overwhelming, then this episode is for you! 🙏🏽

🧡 3 Simple Tips You'll Learn

• Start with small movements. Discover how everyday activities like picking up toys, cooking dinner, or walking with your children can become opportunities to move your body.
• Make Bible time interactive. Learn how using simple actions, coloring, and repeated words during Bible stories can help your children participate in family devotions.
• Model faith through everyday routines. Find encouragement to pray with your children, share Bible verses, and invite them to join you in healthy activities.

Remember, my friend, you don't need a perfect routine to begin. Small, consistent steps can help you care for yourself and lead your children closer to Jesus!

Blessings 🫶🏽

🎙️ Connect with Tara

Podcast: Workouts and the Word

Guest website/newsletter: workoutsandtheword.grwebsite.com

⭐️ Next Steps

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🔐 Keywords: Bible Verses, Working Moms, Devotional, Family Time, Active Parenting, Faith Led, Christian Working Moms, faith and fitness, workouts for busy moms, simple family devotional, Bible activities for children, Christian parenting

🚨 EPISODE DISCLAIMER

The content shared on this podcast is for informational and faith-based purposes only. It is not intended as medical, psychological, legal, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified licensed professional in your State regarding your specific situation as needed.