In a discussion based on their book, Overwhelmed, Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory offer advice for reducing stress, organizing your schedule, learning to say “no” to unnecessary commitments and increasing your capacity for joy. (Part 1 of 2)
Parenting
Kids need play, not excessive toys. Fewer toys foster better creativity & engagement with real-world activities, preventing sensory overload and addiction.
Raise sons with biblical masculinity—rooted in humility, empathy, and self-control—not cultural stereotypes. Gather age-specific tips, counters myths about toxic masculinity, and equip yourself to model Christlike character as you help your boys grow into godly men.
Learn how to respond with grace, truth, and wisdom when your adult child is living with their boyfriend. Biblical guidance for maintaining influence and connection.
If a child has special educational needs, that doesn’t mean that they can’t succeed in school. Here are 11 suggestions of how you can help your child thrive in an educational environment.
These 10 tips can help you understand ASD and guide your elementary-aged child with autism through the early school years.
What are the symptoms of ADHD in kids and how can parents manage it? Understanding ADHD requires close observation of a child’s behaviors in order to notice patterns that help determine the best method of treatment.
Kids with special needs can struggle during school breaks and holidays because a loss of routine and changing schedules. How can parents ease this transition for their kids?
Some children struggle to process sensory information that they see, hear, taste, feel or touch. They may also have difficulty with balance.
Having your toddler assessed for autism is the first step in understanding how to help them thrive with ASD.
Identifying social and behavioral deficits is the first step in understanding a child with special needs. From there, you can create expectations and encourage positive development.
Over the past few decades, the number of children diagnosed with autism has increased significantly. This may be due to better diagnosis or to the expansion of the definition of autism. Dr. Meg Meeker discusses what parents can do if their child is diagnosed with autism.
A wise parent will always know more about social media than their children.
There are ways to motivate kids toward the ideas of belief, values and character qualities without the use of physical restraints or stern parental glares.
So, what is this Grind Culture thing? And is your teen a part of it?
“If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.” James 1:5
Parents need to be aware of dangerous social media challenges – such as the new Outlet Challenge – and should take steps to minimize the impact on their kids.
The question “can we know the future?” has captivated the human imagination for centuries. Today, social media platforms exploit this fascination, drawing young people towards witchcraft and divination practices.
Teen girls can easily fall prey to these five lies. Battle them with truth and arm your daughter.
Are screens changing how kids communicate? Strong communication doesn’t appear overnight—it’s taught, practiced, and modeled. In a screen‑first, AI‑shaped world, kids need parents to coach eye contact, listening, and real conversation.