The Kid Lit Mama
Elizabeth | The Kid Lit MamaMy reflections on parenting, picture books, and staying grounded in your values, especially when the world feels overwhelming. I write about the books we read, the conversations they spark, and the work of raising kids who care.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 89 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Transferversaries, Waiting, and a Book That Gets It
Note: This is a sponsored post.
Something somewhat unconventional but very special that we celebrate in the summer is the Transferversaries of my two daughters. These are the anniversaries of the IVF transfers that helped bring them into o...
Three Picks, Three Books: What We Actually Read at Bedtime This Week
My older daughter recently decided that we should read three books at bedtime — she picks one, I pick one, and my younger daughter (age 2) picks one. Because of this new routine, we’ve been reading a bigger variety of books than normal.
S...
We’ve Gotten Too Good at Keeping People Out
My mom had a favorite quote: “The lover of life makes the whole world her family.”
I grew up in a household that lived that out. New people at our table were normal. Strangers who eventually became family were normal. Someone my mom met th...
5 Picture Books That Give Me Hope While Parenting in a World That Feels Bleak
I keep saying the world feels heavy right now, and I keep meaning it…because we haven't had much of a break from it in a long time.
Over just the past few days: a one-year-old shot and killed by police over a parent suspected of stealing d...
What Are Words? A Karis Parenting Board Book About Language, Connection, and Prayer
As a parent, I think about language constantly. I notice the words I use with my kids and how I’m teaching them to use their own. Phrases like “kind words please” and “use your words” have become part of our daily vocabulary. I want my kids...
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Reflections from a picture book-loving, neurodivergent mom & content creator. Trying to live my values and raise my girls in a world that feels louder & more dystopian by the day.
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