Baby Archives - Kellogg Show

Prayer Warriors …

You guys! You guys have been so wonderful, so giving of your time in offering up your prayers for us all, but especially for our little smaller-than-a-pea baby with a heartbeat… I’m so devastated to tell you that, in this instance, it seems God’s final word was no. Things started happening today around 1 pm … Read more

Miracles Still Happen

by Susie Kellogg

Everything looks good! I am overwhelmed with JOY. We are screaming from the mountains, so incredibly relieved and happy and THANKFUL! As you all know, I am one who believes wholeheartedly in the power of prayer, I really am. I’ve seen it in action many times. However, I’m also well aware that God’s answer is, … Read more

Urgent Prayer Request

by Susie Kellogg

Life is crazy, it’s insane and for the most part, it’s exhilarating and beautiful. And then sometimes it’s not. It can be scary and dark and sad and lonely. And being a parent compounds the good and the bad. As a mom, when my children are involved, I feel the good so much stronger, and … Read more

Coby Rolls Over

by Dan Kellogg

So, while filming we thought it was the first time Coby ever rolled, HOWEVER, he was entirely too good at it, he even rolled himself off the bed! Not good! It’s cute overload though AND then, we kill it on the BURLEY Columbus Wave … if you haven’t been there, you MUST!

My Beautiful VBA2C Birth of Our 12th Baby

by Susie Kellogg

I am so happy and so thankful and so excited to tell the world that our sweet little Coben (Coby) — our 12th child, our 7th son is HERE!!!!! He was born at 2:50pm on October 31 – a sweet little treat, a Halloween baby. He’s perfect in every way and everyone from Kerry down to Elly is absolutely elated to have him home.

Parenting Style: What Kind of Parent Are You?

by Susie Kellogg

I recently had a text conversation with a friend who, despite our similarities in family size, is the polar opposite of myself. Seriously. However, I value our friendship and enjoy conversing because we can relate to each other on a strictly “more is better” philosophy.

Sneak Preview: DayCare … Moms Must Stay Home and Dads Must Man Up

by Susie Kellogg

Poverty-level pay. Fifty-hour work weeks. High exposure to illnesses. No health insurance. No benefits. No sick days, No Personal Days, No Paid-Vacation Days. No bonus package, no retirement fund and No respect … No, I’m not talking about us stay at home moms, I’m describing the typical daycare providers work environment! I’m old school, no-one … Read more