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 Welcome to Hearts at Home!
If this is the first time you’ve visited the Hearts at Home website, we want to welcome you! If you’d like to join us at one of our conference events this year, you’ll find the information here. While you’re here make sure you sign up for our free eNews that will keep mom encouragement coming into your inbox twice a month. Be sure and also check out our mom blog where you’ll find daily encouragement in the joys and challenges of motherhood. And finally, don’t forget to check out our Heart Shoppe where you’ll find all kinds of wonderful resources to keep you encouraged as a mom! Here at Hearts at Home we believe that motherhood is a profession. Whether you consider motherhood your full-time profession or you have two professions -- one you get paid for and one you don’t -- we want to be your professional organization where you’ll find the resources and encouragement you need to be the best mom you can be!
Keeping Hearts at Home,
Jill Savage
Wife of Mark and Mom to Anne, Evan, Erica, Kolya, and Austin
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Hearts at Home
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Written by Mary Steinke
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 With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, what’s a poor husband or wife to do to celebrate the day? But more importantly, what can a husband or wife do every day to let their loved one realize how cherished they are?
Just imagine for a moment if your spouse only expressed love to you four days a year -- on Valentine’s Day, your birthday, your anniversary and Christmas. I suspect you would probably not be a very warm and fuzzy person to be every other day of the year.
Our spouses need expressions of love EVERY day to continue to be emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually healthy. Those expressions of love can be gifts, helping them with their responsibilities, words of affirmation, quality time, and physical touch.
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Written by Genny Heikka
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 This apple pie recipe has a few twists in it that make it healthy: spelt or kamut flour instead of white, maple syrup instead of sugar, and butter instead of shortening. You can even make a gluten-free version if you want by using rice flour. And one of the best things about the pie is that it's super easy to make...
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Written by Beth K. Vogt
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 I was most definitely a good mom one day last week. I surprised my caboose kiddo Christa with a gift she thoroughly enjoyed. "Thank you, Mom! Thank you, Mom!" Christa punctuated her gratitude with hugs and kisses.
I was glad Christa liked her "sprizzie" (aka surprize gift.) I was glad she was so grateful too. Later that night, she leaned over, gave me yet another impromptu kiss and said, "Thank you for my gift, Mom."
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Written by Cheryl Pacilio
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 Message from Hearts at Home HeartBeat Radio. Learn more about Heartbeat Radio.
Push-ups are not my kind of fun! I’d like to say I like exercise, but I’d be lying. It’s not that it hurts. My biggest problem these days is that it kind of bores me. But that doesn’t stop me from plugging away at it - at least most of the time. Because even if I can’t see the results, I’m going on faith that the outcome will be worth the effort.
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