Note from Chelsea

Dear readers, I’m a bit early wrapping up the year here on the blog because we are abroad visiting family and I’d like to focus on them during the last few weeks of December.  As always, I sincerely appreciate your support by reading and sharing my posts, purchasing my books/e-products, and sending me messages, emails,… {read more}

Hooray, hooray!  I’m super excited to share that the second journal in my series “Little Questions that Make a Big Difference” is now available! This book contains 75 journal prompts aimed at teenagers, and is the second book published in the series of four journals for different age groups (the first was the journal for… {read more}

I am so excited to share that my new journal, Little Questions That Make A Big Difference: 100 Journal Prompts to Inspire Personal Growth in Parents, is now available on Amazon! I’ve been working on this journal for many months now (I even gave a sneak peak of it in my end of 2016 annual… {read more}

It has been just over 4 years since I started blogging here at MomentsADay.com.  I have written about many different subjects during this time, but all of my articles and resources revolve around supporting parents with ideas and practical advice for parents and children to grow together and try to live their best lives. To list… {read more}

2016 was a year full of learning and growth both for me as well as Moments A Day.  This blog is a reflection of the topics I am most passionate about as a parent of young children ~ developing character, practicing kindness, and connecting with each other to live a deeply meaningful life ~ and… {read more}

Hi everyone!  Just a quick note to share my new ebook, Connected Parenting Week by Week: 52 Challenges for Parents Who Want to Grow. This ebook is a complilation of the weekly challenges I have been posting as part of the One Thing Wednesday initiative I created for my Facebook page in 2016.  Each week… {read more}

Happy Birthday to MomentsADay.com!  I launched this website three years ago and have learned so much along the way.  This is a bit of a sappy post so feel free to click away if you don’t care to go for a stroll down memory lane with me 😉 I wanted to start off by saying… {read more}