Lindsey Cornett
Lindsey Cornett is a loud talker, iced coffee drinker, and lover of the written word who lives in downtown Indianapolis with her scientist husband and three young kids (Ian, Leo, and Ruthie). In both writing and life, she explores the intersections of faith, family, creativity, and freedom from perfectionism. She’s out there providing hope and solidarity to any other women who find themselves afraid to make a mistake. You can find her on Instagram @lindseycornett.
How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen: Book Review
At the beginning of quarantine, my kids seemed so happy for the extra time to be together. My oldest, in particular, who was in first grade and typically in school full-time, was so happy...
Backyard Fun with Preschoolers: Simple and Easy Ideas
In the spring and summer, our backyard is my favorite place to be. Every time I step outside, I dream of sipping my ice-cold sparkling water on the deck or reading my book undisturbed...
How to Celebrate Mother’s Day in Quarantine
Mother's Day is coming up, and this year is going to be different than any other Mother's Day before. How can we survive and celebrate Mother's Day while quarantined? Most of our state is...
10+ Easy Activities You Can Supervise from the Couch
Some days, we might have the energy for homemade play-doh and watercolor painting. No doubt, some days are perfect for cookie baking, tickle fights, and fort building.
But other days? Other days, you can barely...
Coronavirus: What Indy Families Need to Know
Earlier this week, my first-grader came home from school, recounting the reminders he'd received that day about the importance of washing his hands and covering his mouth. "Also," he said, "my friend said lots...
Tips for Surviving Winter if You’re New to the Midwest
Not long after moving to Michigan, when we were brand new to the Midwest, my husband and I showed up for a new church small group. When it came time for us to introduce...
3 Reasons to Choose a Word of the Year
Choosing a word of the year changed my life. Before that, I spent so many late December weeks sprawled on the floor of my childhood bedroom, college apartment, and newlywed one-bedroom with stacks of...