Erin shared that she doesn’t use a curriculum to teach her kids about God. Instead, she models faith through small, consistent actions like attending weekly Mass, praying in the car, encouraging gratitude, and talking openly about what she’s learning and struggling with spiritually.

She also gives her kids room to explore faith in their own way. One child enjoys devotionals at night. Another prefers coloring scripture verses. Her youngest just loves being able to sing the words at church now that she can read them.

Every child’s relationship with God looks a little different and Erin encourages that diversity instead of forcing one “right” path. As someone who teaches about the power of learning styles in faith, I loved hearing her validate this approach. It’s one of the kindest and most spiritually respectful things we can do as parents.