Summer brings more than just sunshine—it brings long days and lots of free time.
How you use it can shape more than just memories.
Trina Alleyne shares how to turn those extra hours into meaningful moments by exploring your children’s interests and helping them develop skills they’ll carry for years to come.
From reading and sports to music, baking, and art, simple activities can spark confidence, creativity, and connection.
Make this summer count—for your child and your family.
As a stay-at-home mom, Trina has focused much of her time on raising and schooling her kids. The Lord saved her at the age of 25 and helped her escape a downward spiral of sin. She has a deep passion for fashion and design. After getting a degree in fashion design and marketing, she worked for Russell Athletic. She also has a degree in Christian Ministry from The Master’s University, teaches Bible studies for women and children, writes devotionals (Jesse Tree and Hope Tree), blogs, and sermon notebooks, and has taught teenagers about fashion from a biblical worldview (Fashioned for Christ).
