“Children inspire in me a sense of wonder. God created each of us uniquely, designed to change the world for good.” – Mandi Hart
Ages 4-8 (Preschool/Primary)
As grandparents, we can learn to value our grandchildren’s thoughts. In doing so, we can guide their thoughts to lead to healthy lives.
As soon as grandkids are old enough to talk, they begin asking questions. The role of grandparents depends on learning to listen and communicate.
There are many creative activities to do with your kids that can bring laughter and a sweet time of bonding. Here are fifteen creative ideas to get you started.
Balancing parenting and working from home might seem daunting. But each day presents an opportunity to display love to your kids.
Even though your kid might be assigned a book with dark themes, there is hope for guiding them along in their journey.
As children interact with Critical Race Theory, parents have the opportunity to help their kids develop their Christian worldview.
Asking for constructive feedback from our children is a great way to become a better parent. Talking with our kids will help us to better see our blind spots and address areas of our parenting that we need to work on.
These five ways of shifting the momentum in your home can help your family to stop feeling stuck and bring your kids’ goals back into focus.
Marriage and parenting are the hardest jobs you’ll ever have. Here are ways that hard work within that job can actually make life easier.
These 3 steps can help you change your mindset following the COVID-19 pandemic and start getting back to a more normal mindset.
Here are 5 ways to help you create an environment of healthy dialogue with your kids.
With your guidance and practice, your kids can learn to control their emotions. Here are four steps for helping your children regain the upper hand when intense emotions threaten to spiral out of control.
We can help our kids learn how to hear God’s voice by showing them how to meditate on His Word.
These four key traits will help you to teach your children how to manage their conflicts.
Here are four things you can do to help your child when they are dealing with anxious feelings.
Summer reading creates engaged, successful, and satisfied kids and all that adds up to the best summer ever.
While there are challenges to opposite-gender friendships, there are also genuine benefits if you position your son or daughter to have these types of friendships.
There is an adage that says, “Laughter is the best medicine.” Parents need moments of laughter to revive weary spirits and put things back into perspective. One of the places that parents can get laughter is through funny parenting memes.
Here are ten lessons that my parents have taught me over the years, and that continue to make an impact on my life and worldview.