A daily devotional · new each season ·
Lamppost Living by Kim+INK.
A daily devotional for the woman who’s tired of rushing past her own life.
Story, scripture, and a standing permission slip to rest.
One gentle living printable page at a time.
Come on in!
Lamppost Living
You Have a Dream
We add the lavender!
You dream of mornings that breathe instead of rush. Of a faith that feels close and a day that feels like yours. Above all, you dream of a home where the rhythm is gentle and the pace belongs to your family, not borrowed from someone else’s picture-perfect media story.
That’s why we made the Lamppost.
Inspired by our daughter Kim and her beloved pink bear, we believe every woman deserves permission to live softer. In other words, we believe it’s time to go quieter and come home to herself.
We’re Dorothy and Kim, a mother and daughter working from a little acreage in Arizona. Ultimately, everything we make starts from that same place: the belief that gentle living isn’t weak, rest isn’t laziness, and a quiet life is worth protecting.
And so, we’re here to add the lavender.
Lamppost Living
A monthly devotional planner for women who are ready to live more gently.
Every month, a new planner arrives in your inbox…
unhurried, faith-rooted, and made for real life.
Specifically, inside you’ll find:
Inside you’ll find daily scripture and a short narrative devotional, featuring a story before the application. In addition, there are reflection prompts with space to write whatever comes. To help structure your time, gentle living printable home rhythm pages give your days a shape that feels like yours. Finally, you will receive a daily permission slip—because you need one more often than you think.
No overwhelm. No hustle. Simply a quiet place to begin each day.
Monthly
Receive the month
following your purchase.
$17
Seasonal
Three month subscription.
Winter – Spring – Summer – Fall
$37
Yearly
The month you purchase,
plus 12 months.
$127
Kind Words from The Lamppost
These are the women who pulled up a chair and stayed a while.
And even more, their words remind us why we keep the light on.
More To Bring To The Lamppost
While you’re here, here’s more for you.
We also have a small collection of legacy keepsakes, learning tools and resources
made with the same hands that made the planner.
For the families, the children, and above all, the moments worth remembering.
Legacy Keepers
Some things are worth keeping in your hands. Indeed, when Kim & Ink moved to digital products, we kept a small collection of legacy keepsakes — because some moments deserve more than a file on a screen. For example, personalized baby calendars, frameable letters to children on their landmark days, and recipe albums that carry the smell of grandmother’s kitchen. These are the things families reach for when they want to hold a memory rather than scroll to it.
Rhythm Printables
The Lamppost was always meant to be a gathering place. For example, in Narnia, the lamppost was where the children found each other—a meeting point before the journey began. That’s what we’ve always wanted this to be. The Lamppost Living planner is the heart of it, but gentle living printables are what we bring to the gathering. Specifically, menu planners, home management pages, and seasonal tools: resources that help your days find their shape so peace can follow naturally.
Sanctuary Learning
Every child learns best where they feel safe.
Of course, not every child thrives in a traditional classroom, and you don’t have to homeschool to do something about it. Sanctuary Learning tools are truly for the mother whose child comes home overwhelmed or convinced they aren’t smart. They are smart. Ultimately, they need sanctuary. Our printable learning style resources help you understand how your child is wired and create spaces where they feel safe, wherever they spend their days.
Sanctuary Learning Starts With Understanding
Take our free 5-minute assessment to discover your child’s unique learning style— and get a personalized guide to creating sanctuary learning spaces where they thrive.
Meet Us At The Lamppost Planner Series for Women
Do you remember the lamppost in Narnia? When Lucy stepped through the wardrobe into that snowy wood, the first thing she saw was impossible: a Victorian street lamp glowing alone in the forest, marking the threshold between worlds. It wasn’t just a landmark. The lamppost became their gathering place—where Lucy and her siblings would pause…
The Creative Dreamer: Nurturing Your Child’s Imaginative Learning Style
I’ll never forget the school play day when parents gathered along with the children for games and activities. Kim lined up with the other kids for a short dash race, and when the whistle blew, she took off like a shot. She was clearly the fastest runner, pulling ahead of everyone else, pure joy radiating…
Understanding The Quiet Observer: Celebrating Your Child’s Gentle Approach to Learning
The church fellowship hall buzzed with the familiar chaos of after-service socializing. Twenty children raced between folding chairs while adults balanced coffee cups and animated conversations. And there was Kim, six years old, climbing onto my lap instead of joining the playground of activity around us. “Go play with the other kids,” I gently urged,…
