Ashley Ashcraft

Ashley Ashcraft is a military spouse, homeschool mom, and nationally recognized educator. For her service in the Army Aviation community, she was awarded the Yellow Rose of Texas by Governor Rick Perry and the Order of Our Lady of Loreto. Ashley writes about faith-based marriage, parenting, and military life on her blog. She is also a contributing writer for iMOM. Her book, Stop Being A ________ Wife, was inspired by her desire to enjoy marriage amid the trials of military life. Ashley's family is currently stationed at Fort Bragg, NC. She lives with her husband, Tim, and their three sweet (and very spirited) children. To connect with Ashley, visit www.ashleyashcraft.com.

Handling Unmet Holiday Expectations with Grace

Has your desire to experience the “perfect” holiday ever let you down? I learned the hard way that my idealized… Read More

Deployment Countdown Boxes for Kids

Deployments. The word trudges up a host of negative emotions. But one company works diligently to support and encourage military… Read More

Resources to Help Tween and Teen Girls Thrive

With school back in full swing and technology more pervasive than we'd ever like, our teen and tween girls are… Read More

A New Way to Support Military Families

If you've been a military spouse for any amount of time, you know that something always goes wrong when your… Read More

A Step-by-Step Guide to Self-Publishing Your Own Book

What’s the dream you’ve always wanted to accomplish—the seemingly impossible, reach for the stars dream? Ever since I was old… Read More

Meet DITY Mama – Your New Favorite Moving Resource

You know that moment when you’re scrolling through social media and a video feels like it was tailor made for… Read More

Is Overcommitment Negatively Affecting Your Family?

Does the thought of the school year exhaust you before it's even begun? I'm a recovering overcommitment addict and the… Read More

Military Spouse, Oh, the Places You’ll Go

If you walked through the front door of our whitewashed brick home, nestled among the loblolly pines of North Carolina,… Read More

Valentine’s Day: Taking the Focus Off Yourself Really Makes You Happier

When my husband and I dated as teenagers, he was a master romancer. He courted me with strewn pink rose… Read More

The Key to Making Your MilKid Feel Loved in the Crazy PCS Shuffle

Last summer, we moved our eight-year-old daughter into her eighth house—a move she did not want to make. Before relocating… Read More

Why You Should Send Your Husband on Vacation Alone

When we moved to Fort Bragg, North Carolina, my husband moved into mythical creature status. Many mornings he sneaks out… Read More

Yes Day: The Most Fun Way to Help Your Family Reconnect

Anyone else in need of some good ol’ family fun? As a military family, we incur a tremendous amount of… Read More

10 Ways to Welcome New Families on Base After a PCS

When my husband and I moved into our first home, a 1970's lake cottage near Fort Hood, Texas, two people… Read More

The Surprising Key to Ending Your Resentment Toward the Military

By Ashley Ashcraft When I married my husband at the West Point Cadet Chapel twelve years ago, I had no… Read More