About Me

about Mother Knows Grace

My name is Tiffany Tripp, and I created Mother Knows Grace to help myself keep my identity grounded in Christ and who he is…instead of what I think of myself at any given moment. I hope that through this, others who struggle with this like I do can take refuge here and come away encouraged and pointed back to Jesus.

about me

I am a hopeless and desperate follower of Christ, redeemed by his blood.

I am so blessed to call myself a Mrs. to a wonderful Mr. named Greg who is the smartest person I’ve ever met. He is also quite the gentleman, and a very handsome one. We have four insanely gorgeous little goblins making our house the loudest place on the block. They are two shes, ages 6 and 3, and two hes, ages 1 and 0. You’ll get to know these loves of my life a bit through my posts.

I am sort of a special needs mom, in that my oldest son Jude has Hydrocephalus. He was diagnosed at 6 months old, and promptly had a shunt placement surgery to “correct” (not cure) this. He has struggled a bit with his development, and has been in Occupational/Speech Therapy for the better part of the past year…and may I say, kicking some serious tush! I say that I am sort of a special needs mom because the challenges I face with my boy can’t even hold a candle to what others with special needs kids have to go through. My set of challenges mostly lie in the uncertainty and lack of knowledge/research related to what my little Hydrocephalus hero is going through and will go through in the future.

I am just about to complete my first “official” year of homeschooling (if you don’t count preschool and pre-k), and I’m pretty hooked…but I can’t say it wasn’t a challenge!

I just adore crafting, but I have to admit I’m a lazy crafter. I’m always looking for ways to cut corners.

I’ve been able to call myself a musician throughout a few different phases in my life so far. I hope to be entering another phase of this really soon. (I only really call myself a musician when I’m writing and playing regularly, hence the phases)

Love is a verb (big up to DC Talk). I love to love people.

And that's all she (me) wrote. For now.