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Two weeks ago Griffin turned six and we celebrated with a robot birthday party. Kerri of Kerri Makes designed another adorable invitation for me–this time, robot themed.

I wasn’t so sure about the whole robot theme but when Griffin insisted on robots I remembered these adorable Ollibots I had seen over at Caravan Shoppe. I thought it sounded like a fun project to build the Ollibots with the boys and then give them away as party favors.

With 18 cousins it was a little more of a labor of love than I intended but it really was a fun project. The boys helped put together the robots, my mom came and helped us one day (thanks, mom!), and in the end they turned out so adorable! They are definitely worth the work if you plan ahead.

Joel made this lemonade stand for Jake’s first birthday party and it has become a staple to our birthday parties around here ever since. I love that!

The cousins have pretty much outgrown my kid table and chairs and now they need a whole picnic table to themselves. I don’t know how that happened so fast!

 

Six looks good on him.

The birthday boy requested root beer, so root beer it was. Cheers!

His dimpled smile is my favorite.

My mom made the robot cake for Griffin. It turned out so great. My sister-in-law made nut and bolt sugar cookies too–they were delicious! Thank goodness for talented family!

At the end of the party Griffin stood behind the lemonade stand and everyone “adopted” their bot. He put each robot in a bag tied with this cute thank you tag also designed by Kerri.

It was such a great evening celebrating my sweet robot-loving six year old. Happy birthday, Griffin!

To check out party themes from previous years click here.

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We are four weeks into the new school year already. Griffin started kindergarten this year and all of a sudden I am sending two boys off to school. Time continues to pass quickly like it always does, doesn’t it?! Not too long ago I would have predicted that starting school would be a very rough transition for this guy. He has always been the kid that I have to remove every last one of his little death gripped fingers from my hair and run out of the room reassuring myself that he will be fine. New things can be hard for him, he likes to stay home over going out, and of course we went through the whole seizure thing too…I tend to worry more about this little guy.

He couldn’t have surprised me more when this was his response to the first day of school. (Thank you, Lord!) These photos say it all. Ready to go. Here I come kindergarten! He was confident, excited and ready for me to leave so he could start this whole school thing. He was beaming from the second I walked out of his classroom to the second he jumped into the van after school. I was beaming too. He has been so excited about his first four weeks of kindergarten and his mama couldn’t be more proud of him. What a gift to have him loving school so much.

Levi is in second grade this year. It seems like I was just taking him to his first day of kindergarten and now he seems so grown up. He has such a fun second grade teacher and is loving school again this year too! Griffin loves going to school with his big brother. The second day of school they requested that I just drop them off and not walk them into the building. It happened to be raining that morning so although I wanted to protest that they really needed their mom to walk them in (little boys always need their mom!), I opted to stay dry in the car and let them be big.

Jake didn’t want to be left out of course. He was super sad to see his brothers go off to school but we all are adjusting. He is enjoying being first in line to go to the farm with dad when no one else is around. And it won’t be long before there are two home with me again. So hard to believe!

Since losing a child, it is easy for me to want to cling tightly to my kids.  Sometimes I just feel like crying and stomping my feet in protest that these boys are growing up so darn fast. Where did my babies go? What if something happens to them when they are away from me? Have I done enough to prepare them for this next stage? You might say I have my own little death grip on my kids. It is something I have to constantly surrender to the Lord. But I will never forget when what would have been Cora’s kindergarten year rolled around and all the first day of school photos started popping up in my feeds. I would have done anything to be the one sending my daughter off to kindergarten. I was heartbroken to say the least. I am never quite ready for summer to be over and for the school year to begin but losing Cora has forever changed my perspective on the gift that a new school year brings.

I am missing these two like crazy (maybe not as much as Tiny is missing them though!) but goodness it is so humbling to be given the opportunity to watch these boys grow. I get to know what they are like as a kindergartner and second grader. I get to know their personalities and interests and who their friends are. I get to know if the first day of school brings excitement or lots of nerves and jitters for them. And I get a front row seat to it all, experiencing it right along with them as their mom. Such a gift.

As we jump into this new school year, whatever that looks like for your family, let’s not forget the gift that we have been given as we watch our kids grow and let’s remember to pray for and love on the families who are grieving as they miss these precious milestones with their own babies this year.

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  • Michelle - I know it has been nearly 12 months since I visited, but WOW they have grown so, so much. What wonderful men you are nurturing Jess. They are so Blessed to have you and Joel as their parents xReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 14th, 2017 at 10:13 pm

    I know! They have changed so much since you were here. Thanks, Michelle! Hope you and your family are doing well.

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    • Jess - I know! They have changed so much since you were here. Thanks, Michelle! Hope you and your family are doing well.ReplyCancel

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  • Mary Ann - I haven’t commented in a while but just had to check your blog for an update. Oh my your boys are sure getting big. My grandson just started 2nd grade too. Griffin is so big too. What happened to his head…looks like he has a boo boo. And Jake?? How did he get so grown up. I love your blog and wish I was closer so that your boys could play with my grandson Braxton.ReplyCancel

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  • Mary Ann - For some reason I couldn’t leave a comment on your baby announcement post. So, just wanted to say congratulations. So excited for you and your family. I have loved reading your blog over the years. It’s been about 7 years since I found your blog through my niece’s blog. I have enjoyed watching you grow your family and seeing the boys grow up. I know it has to be hard at the beginning of the school year. I remember my niece, who lost her baby girl when she was 5 months old in December 2009, posting something on the day her daughter would have started kindergarten. Very tender times for you young moms who have gone through such a loss. But Cora is not far away and is watching her family closely, hoping and praying for your every happiness.ReplyCancel

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  • Toni :0) - I couldn’t comment either on the baby news post but for sure wanted to say Congratulations and how happy I am for you all. I continue to pray for your family and think of Cora often…can’t believe how fast the time has gone. Cheers to a new school year and continued blessings on your sweet family. ?☺️ReplyCancel

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It’s been a little quiet around here. I assure you the quietness is only on this little blog. Our house is hopping and there is rarely a quiet or dull moment. Summer flew by and school is already in full swing. How did that happen so fast? Our house is a little quieter now with just Tiny home now but that won’t last for long! We wanted to let you in on a little secret we have been keeping around here…

TINY’S NOT THE TINIEST ANYMORE!!!

Aren’t they the cutest?!

I am fourteen weeks and Baby Mac is scheduled to arrive February 2018. We are thrilled and so thankful!

And even though he is not the tiniest anymore, I’m pretty sure he will always be Tiny to us.

Big brothers & little brothers. The middle three.

I put up an announcement on IG last week and several people wanted to know if this is when the boys first found out. Nope! They already knew but we discovered that they are pretty good actors. They nailed the surprised faces (the first photo is my most favorite!).

I can hardly imagine another one of these little ones to squeeze.

And I can’t forget this handsome guy. He’s pretty great too…and the best daddy ever. We can’t wait to meet this new little one. Thanks for sharing in our excitement!

Photos by: Gina Dreher Photography

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  • Laura - I am So excited for all of you! Praise God from Whom all blessings flow! ??ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:31 pm

    Such a blessing, for sure! We are so grateful.

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  • Melinda - I’m so happy for you guys! Congrats!ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:31 pm

    Thanks so much, Melinda!

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  • PK Harmon - So happy for you guys!!! And so happy to see an update on you guys!!?????ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:31 pm

    Thank you! We are excited!!

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  • Katherine Louise Harris - Oh HOORAY! I had a “feeling.” Prayers for a safe and wonderful pregnancy 🙂 xoxoReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:30 pm

    Oh, that’s funny! Thanks, Katherine! Hope you are doing well.

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  • Meggie - Congratulations!! So excited for y’all!!ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:30 pm

    Thanks SO much!!

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  • Debra Graber - So very, very happy for you!! Things won’t be quiet for long!!ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:30 pm

    No they won’t! So good to hug you at church last week! Praying for your sweet grandkids!

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    • Jess - No they won’t! So good to hug you at church last week! Praying for your sweet grandkids!ReplyCancel

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  • Nancy Farmer - What a wonderful blessing. Congratulations.ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:29 pm

    Such a blessing!! We are so thrilled.

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  • Marsha - So sweet….Congratulations!ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:29 pm

    Thanks so much!

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  • andrea - congrats Jess! i almost asked you the other week, but wasn’t sure 😉ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 3rd, 2017 at 10:28 pm

    Thank you! Good to talk to you today!!

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  • Kathy Groenbeck - I’ve been following your blog for quite sometime. You are such an inspiration to me. I am so excited for you and your family. Praying for all of you on this new adventure.ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 8th, 2017 at 10:36 am

    Thanks for your sweet words of encouragement, Kathy! We are so excited and so grateful for your continued prayers!!

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    • Jess - Thanks for your sweet words of encouragement, Kathy! We are so excited and so grateful for your continued prayers!!ReplyCancel

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  • Cathy Luter - I am so happy for all of you. I have prayed for all of you along your journey. Tears and happiness.ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 14th, 2017 at 10:13 pm

    Thanks so much for praying for us, Cathy. It means so much!

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  • Leah - How exciting! I was thinking of you today. I haven’t looked at my blogging reading list in forever. I googled your name and came across this post. Very happy for you guys!ReplyCancel

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    Jess Reply:
    September 14th, 2017 at 10:12 pm

    Thanks so much, Leah! We are excited!

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  • Sara - Congratulations!!! I’m so glad I thought to check in on your blog today. It’s always fun to see photos of your boys getting so big, and I’m so happy to hear this news! I’ll keep you and baby Mac in my prayers.ReplyCancel

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  • Annie - WOW does Jake resemble Cora! WOW! Angel kissed that face for sure!ReplyCancel

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I am always looking for meaningful ways to teach my kids about Easter. If you are like me it’s pretty easy to let Easter slip by without intentionally pointing your kids to think about Jesus’ death and resurrection and why that makes a difference in our lives. It is a holiday definitely worth putting a little extra thought into as we celebrate that HE IS RISEN! I thought I would share a few ideas and resources I have used with my boys over the past few years here on the blog today…

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*A few years ago we made an Easter grass tomb. Look how little the boys were (2 & 4)! As you can probably tell from the photos, the boys loved this and our kitchen turned into a full construction site before we were done. It was so exciting for them to watch the grass grow and find the stone rolled away and the tomb empty on Easter morning! You can read the full post here.

*This year it is probably too late to make the Easter grass tomb so I think we will make our Easter mountain out of salt dough again. We’ve made one before and the boys loved it too! Noel Piper talks about making an Easter mountain in her book Treasuring God in Our Traditions (such a good book!) and Ashley Ann has a great tutorial here.

*We always love making resurrection rolls. I’m guessing Tiny will be a big fan of these this year!

*We love SEEDS music at our house and they have an Easter album now! Seeds of Easter compiles Seeds Family Worship songs that help you and your family celebrate Easter! Such a good way to get God’s Word in your mind and heart. (If you haven’t heard of Seeds before, make sure you check out their website because they have a free CD download right now!)

*This What’s In the Bible video about the meaning of Easter is so good.

*And we are getting ready to start using our Resurrection Eggs as Easter is quickly approaching. My kids love these! You can get a set at DaySpring and they are generously offering a coupon code just for you! You can take $5 off any $20 purchase at checkout with code 5OFF20 – this is especially awesome as DaySpring just launched their Fill Their Basket Sale! If you combine the coupon with the sale you can get some really great deals to fill up your kid’s Easter baskets. (Note: the Resurrection Eggs are not part of the sale but most of the other items from my last DaySpring giveaway post are included so make sure to check out the sale!)

There you go! If you have any ideas to add to this list leave a comment below so we all can hear!

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I love Easter.

We have never done big Easter baskets with our kids, but I love finding books and other activities to help my kids think about Jesus’ death and resurrection during the Easter season.

Whether you are looking for meaningful gifts for Easter baskets or just a few tools to help point your kids towards Jesus during this season, DaySpring has some great things for kids!

Here are some favorites that I filled my basket with:

Eli’s Best Day Ever Gift Set

Eli’s Best Day Ever | The Tale of Three Trees | God’s Easter Promise

(Great board books! The Tale of Three Trees is my favorite if I had to choose one.)

Happy Easter Color Your Own Stickers | Spring is Here Color Your Own Stickers

Resurrection Eggs

And these last two things were not pictured but are also favorites that would make great gifts! The plush sheep is adorable in her little yellow rain gear. And her name is Cora, so there’s that. The Jesus Storybook Bible is the best children’s Bible ever. If your kids or grand kids don’t have this Bible they need it! It would be the perfect Easter gift.

Really Wooly Cora Plush Sheep

Jesus Storybook Bible

The Resurrection Eggs are my kids’ favorite. I made DIY resurrection eggs when Levi was a toddler but the little items didn’t hold up so we got this set a few years ago. I love that all the objects in each egg are so durable and the kids can play with them. We open one egg each day and read through the Scripture passages in the book (or use the Jesus Storybook Bible too!) during the twelve days leading up to Easter. They are perfect for toddlers like Jake (2 1/2) and so far still keep Levi’s attention (7). Besides the fighting over who gets to open the egg (haha!), I have loved using these with my boys. I also use these every year with my Sunday school kids (preschool) and they love them too!

How about a giveaway?! DaySpring is generously giving away some of these items to THREE of my readers!

Giveaway Details:

Each winner will receive: Resurrection Eggs, The Tale of Three Trees, God’s Easter Promise, Spring is Here Color Your Own Stickers, and Happy Easter Color Your Own Stickers

THREE winner chosen at random

ONE entry per person

Giveaway ends Saturday, April 1 at 10PM (CST)

To enter, visit DaySpring and then leave a comment on this post telling me which product you would love to have to help share the joy of Easter with your kids.

Make sure to check back next week because there just might be a coupon code coming your way!

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  • Carley - I’d love the resurrection eggs! Such a fun and tangible way to talk about Easter.ReplyCancel

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  • Erin S - The resurrection eggs are such a neat idea!ReplyCancel

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  • Rachel Newswanger - I like the board book “The Tale of Three Trees”…perfect for all ages..Thank you!ReplyCancel

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  • Hannah Troyer - I’d love to have Resurrection eggs to explore with my three kiddos.ReplyCancel

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  • Lindsay - Oh yes! I’d LOVE some Easter goodies for my *miracle* twins born late last year!!!! I love Dayspring…although I have never purchased anything. Just admiring, really. In a dream world, I’d have the Share Giving Platter, a set of God’s Grace teacups, and resurrection eggs for all my nieces and nephews!! Thanks for the awesome giveaway and post 🙂ReplyCancel

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  • Elizabeth Kelly - The resurrection eggs are perfect for my littles- such a great idea for teaching them about Easter!ReplyCancel

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  • Megan M - I’d love the wooly sheep or the Tale of Three Trees book!!! We use the resurrection eggs and it would be fun to have additional sets so there’s less fighting about who gets to hold the item first! ? #keepingitrealReplyCancel

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  • Brady Wilhelm - First off–wait, WHAT? Jake is TWO AND A HALF?!? Seems like he was just born! (not that I know you or him personally, but in blog land, time flies)…….2nd–I would get the Jesus Storybook Bible. I’ve been looking for a good one for my kiddos and can’t find one that’s quite right. Maybe this one would be the perfect fit!ReplyCancel

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  • Kendra - I love the resurrection eggs!ReplyCancel

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  • Kim - A lady in our church introduced us to the “The Tale of Three Trees” book a couple of Easters ago. I had forgotten about it! Thank you for the reminder! I’ll have to borrow the book from her again if I don’t win it here! 😉ReplyCancel

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  • Erin Lockett - So glad to have found your blog on Pinterest 🙂 I love everything from Dayspring! Definitely tough to choose one thing, but I would choose the Tale of Three Trees – my mom use to read this book to me.ReplyCancel

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  • Kim - A lady in our church introduced the “The Tale of Three Trees” book to our family a couple of Easters ago. I had forgotten about that book, and it is such a great book! Thank you for the reminder!ReplyCancel

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  • Lisbeth Van Daalen - The resurrection eggs are such a neat way to share the Easter story! I would love to have them and make it a tradition to use each year with my kids.ReplyCancel

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  • Debbie - I would love to share the resurrection eggs with my grandkids!ReplyCancel

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  • Kari - The Ressurection Eggs ❤✝️ReplyCancel

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  • Jessica H - I know it’s included in this..but the Tale of Three Trees book would be my pick. I’ve read the book, but we don’t have it..and it really is such a neat book with such a meaningful message. What a neat giveaway..I love Easter!!ReplyCancel

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  • Melissa Joy - We love love love the Jesus Storybook Bible around here! I always want more of those so I can share them with people we love. 🙂
    And although I had resurrection eggs when I was a kid, I don’t have a set for my own children! That’s definitely on my wish list.
    I’m also drooling over the I Am plaque with metal rings and cards. I might need that for my kitchen wall. 🙂ReplyCancel

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  • Kim Stephens - Resurrection Eggs! I could see my daughters being really excited about those 🙂ReplyCancel

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  • Rachel Crum - I visited the Day Spring page…Is that all I have to do? I really want Resurrection eggs! I’d actually been looking at buying some!ReplyCancel

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  • Joanne johnson - I would love the Jesus storybook Bible!ReplyCancel

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  • Anne - The Tail of Three TreesReplyCancel

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  • Kimbra DenHartog - The resurrection eggs sound neat!!ReplyCancel

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  • Amy - I would love the resurrection eggs! Such a neat idea and I am not creative enough to make my own :/ And I have a couple little colorers who would love to color stickers!ReplyCancel

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  • Karis Faust - The books!! We have a bunch of Christmas books, but not as many Easter ones.ReplyCancel

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  • Mary - My very favorite babysitter EVER just adopted her first baby, and I would love to shower him with some gifts for his first Easter! The resurrection eggs are my favorite — I love celebrating Easter with meaningful (non-bunny) traditions. Thank you for the giveaways!!ReplyCancel

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  • Tiffany Milne - So many sweet way to celebrate the joy of the Easter Promise!! The Tale of Three Trees seems so so sweet I’d love to share it with my four babes!ReplyCancel

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  • Kenzi Harris - I would love the resurrection eggs for my kiddos!ReplyCancel

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  • Lisa Hale - Love all things DaySpring! Would love the puzzle/egg hunt activity and Baby’s First Bible.ReplyCancel

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  • Joni - I love the resurrection eggsReplyCancel

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  • Heidi DeGroot - I would like to try the resurrection eggs with my family. We are Christians but haven’t found a church since moving to a different town almost 5 years ago. My husband and I work a lot of weekends so this would be a good way to tell the story to our kids.ReplyCancel

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  • Jenny Peek - The Tale of Three Trees has been on our to-buy book list for a long while now but the Resurrection Eggs seem really neat also!!ReplyCancel

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  • Kasie Baird - I love the Cora sheep. I recently was pregnant with a baby girl who we were going to name Cora Grace. Sadly, we lost her when I was 14 weeks pregnant. I know she is with Jesus and I love the thought of giving her big sister, Kate, a lamb named Cora for Easter. ❤ReplyCancel

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  • Suzanne - My children would really enjoy Resurrection Eggs. What a great idea!ReplyCancel

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  • Suzanne - My child would love the Resurrection Eggs. What a neat idea.ReplyCancel

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  • mami2jcn - The resurrection eggs would be a hit at our house!ReplyCancel

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  • Jennifer Brown - I would love to read The Tale of Three Trees to my daughters ?ReplyCancel

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  • Rachel Crum - Resurrection eggs!ReplyCancel

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  • Kimbra DenHartog - The resurrection eggs look neat!!ReplyCancel

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  • Michelle D - Resurrection eggs! We do a simplified 4-egg version at our church, so I like that these cover more details. Happy Easter!ReplyCancel

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  • Hollie - I’d love to have the resurrection eggs to play and learn with my three small kiddos!ReplyCancel

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  • Mackenzie m - Such great ways to celebrate Easter! I think the Resurrection eggs would be a fantastic addition to our family traditions!ReplyCancel

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  • Kathy DeRuischer - I’d love the resurrection eggs for my five little ones!!ReplyCancel

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  • Sarah D - Oh, the eggs would be wonderful! We are just getting to a good age of having a little attention but the tactile learning is huge and these would be so fun!ReplyCancel

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  • Bethany - I’ve heard so many great things about the Storybook Bible but never invested in one – so that is the one thing I would choose!ReplyCancel

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  • Alesia - I would love to share God’s Easter Promise with my nephew!ReplyCancel

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  • Ashley Cook - I’d love to give my nieces the set, I know they’d love the resurrection eggs.ReplyCancel

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  • Savannah garcia - The love these Easter basket ideas! I never do much but I want to be more intentional as my kiddos are getting older. My mom always read the three trees to us when we were little but I would love to have a copy for our family – can’t believe I haven’t gotten one yet!ReplyCancel

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  • Beth - I would love the resurrection eggs for my six year old. I also teach Junior church on a rotating basis and think this would be so great with them, too!ReplyCancel

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  • Mary Ann - Hi Jess. I think I would get the Jesus Storybook Bible for my grandson age 6, almost 7. I take him to church every Sunday and he loves Jesus a lot. I think the bible would be good for him as he is learning to read. Your posts are always so uplifting. I hope and pray that this Easter season is memorable and enjoyable for you, your husband and boys. I love this time of year. All the flowers blooming, the air is crisp and fresh, there is excitement in the laughter of children, new little baby animals to see, and joy in celebration of the Savior Jesus Christ and His loving atonement. In my life the atonement has always helped me when it came to asking for forgiveness. But I have learned that he not only suffered for our sins but also for our heartaches, our disappointments, our grief, our wayward ways, our hopeless moments, our sorrow, our tears of pain. He can and does heal us if we but ask Him. I have felt His redeeming love on so many occasions. Thank you for all you do to help your blogger friends and for inspiring us to try to become a new better person. Your friend in Salt Lake City, Utah!! Cool & Cloudy here today. Snow in the mountains but spring is on its way soon. Take care.ReplyCancel

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  • Angela N. - I would love the Three trees book!ReplyCancel

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  • Lois L - This Grandma loves to shop DaySpring for my three grandsons! I’m currently considering getting them the Story of Easter – Children’s Activity Book and also the book, God’s Easter Promise.ReplyCancel

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  • Lindsay - I would love to have the resurrection eggs for my girls!ReplyCancel

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  • katherine - I’d love the resurrection eggs!ReplyCancel

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  • Merilee - I would love to add the resurrection eggs to our Easter traditions. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyCancel

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  • Barbara - I would definitely get the Resurrection eggs and share with my daughter and Sunday School class and the book, The Three Trees! That book looks wonderful! <3ReplyCancel

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  • manda - I would like the tale of three trees.ReplyCancel

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  • Tracy J. - I’ve had my eye on their resurrection eggs for a couple of years! Our daughter is only one, so maybe for next year. 🙂ReplyCancel

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  • Jenny d - The resurrection eggs would be my pick! They love eggs in general but to use them to teach them the Easter story would be amazing. I struggle with teaching my 5 and 1 year old about Jesus’ death and resurrection and it would literally be an answer to my prayers to win this for them this Easter.ReplyCancel

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  • Melissa Philipchalk - I love this post! I’d love your book suggestion The Tale of Three trees – I’m always on the lookout for Christ centered Easter books 🙂ReplyCancel

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  • Bridgette Melton - I have always loved resurrection eggs. I’d love a set of our own.ReplyCancel

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  • Lucy - Resurrection eggsReplyCancel

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  • Gina Zurek - I’d love the resurrection eggs!ReplyCancel

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  • Amanda - I have never seen Resurrection eggs before – how neat! I know my four kiddos would really love those … and I also love The Three Trees story book! Great products, thanks for the giveaway! : )ReplyCancel

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  • Cassie M - I’d love to get a set of the resurrection eggs to share with my kids!ReplyCancel

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  • Suzanne Hines - I have had my eyes on those resurrection eggs for a while! Our nearby Christian bookstore is going out of business and I was hoping they would be discounted, but they had completely sold out! Thanks for doing this giveaway, and I LOVE your photography and decorating skills!ReplyCancel

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  • Vicki - Any of the books would be great!ReplyCancel

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  • Laura - The resurrection eggs would be great for my kids!ReplyCancel

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  • Sarah Macon - I love the Resurrection eggs! I don’t know why I haven’t purchased them!ReplyCancel

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  • Jill Rivera - Easter – I Love You Head to Toe – Inspirational Children’s Gift Set just becasue the Panda Bear is so cute.ReplyCancel

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