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Senior year has come for my youngest. The enormous school bus that dwarfed my kindergartener now seems right sized. The small hand that held mine and, brows furrowed, asked if I could walk them to their classroom now confidently seizes the day and shrugs off any concerns with, “Mom, I’ll be fine.”

Navigating the end of back to school days brings nostalgia, but being a successful parent requires the ability to let go.

The early years are not the hardest part of parenting. Instead, it is learning to let go and letting our children take the lead.

August is around the corner, and with it a welcome return to routine for parents and children alike.

Children offer the best comedy. A Sunday school teacher finds laughter and meaning in the simplest of gestures.