Artist: She beautifies the home and colors endless coloring book pictures.
Beautician: She clips, cuts, and curls a little beauty’s hair.
Chauffeur: She delivers one child to a piano lesson, picks up another after a ball game, and hurries to her husband’s plane.
Dietician: She plans endless menus and makes vegetables tasty.
Engineer: She keeps the home’s wheels well-oiled and running efficiently.
Fashion designer: She alters hand-me-downs and creates originals.
Guardian: She guards the virtue of her family unit.
Housekeeper: She straightens and cleans and wipes up spills.
Information bureau: She answers thousands of youthful questions, ranging from “Do caterpillars yawn?” to “Where are my socks?”
Judge: She is called upon to settle the daily disputes that erupt wherever two or more children congregate.
Keeper at home: She functions masterfully in her unique role (Titus 2:5).
Laundry worker: She endlessly washes, dries, folds, and puts away clothes.
Musician: She sings lullabies to coax droopy eyes to sleep.
Nurse: She treats a variety of ills, from scraped knees to broken hearts.
Organizer: She arranges birthday parties, shopping expenditures, ball games, and work projects.
Pharmacist: She dispenses Band-Aids, children’s Tylenol, and iodine.
Queen of the home: She is the center around which the family revolves.
Recreation director: She plans activities for school, scouts, church groups, and home.
Seamstress: She patches and mends the inevitable holes, rips, and tears.
Teacher: She instructs little minds in the first lessons of life.
Upholsterer: She re-covers or refinishes old furniture to make it last a little longer.
Vocational counselor: She offers advice about possible future occupations.
Waitress: She graciously serves hundreds of meals a year.
X-Ray technician: She sees right through excuses, evasions, and cover-ups to get to the truth underneath.
Yard worker: She plants, prunes, and trims.
Zoo keeper: She feeds the pets when the children forget their solemn promise to take care of that job.
“Her children rise up and call her blessed.” – Proverbs 31:28
