The school choice that we make for our children can have a significant impact on their desire to learn, as well as, having an impact on their future personal growth and success.
Ages 4-8 (Preschool/Primary)
We learn more from our failures than we do from our successes. Teaching our children to not fear failure is the first step toward becoming successful adults.
Parents can create opportunities for their kids to serve and teach them to be aware of the people around them.
Super mom, and all of her perfection is a complete myth. Being “good enough” in God’s eyes is real.
Most grandparents want to be an asset to their grandchildren — provide a listening ear, welcome heart and safe place for kids to emotionally land. But how does one do this?
Little moments in your child’s routine make for great times of worship to God.
Learn how to raise your sensitive child without sacrificing effective discipline or setting boundaries.
Remember, no parenting style is inherently bad or good. Each carries its potential benefits and drawbacks. The key is to be mindful and adaptable, employing the methods that best fit your child’s individual needs and personality.
How can I help my child who’s having trouble adjusting to preschool?
How should we approach giving an allowance for our kids? How do we use chores to help our kids learn responsibility without just paying them for work?
Any topics, conversations, or even a mention related with sex can be awkward for you and your preschooler. Much less a situation like this. Learn how you can use this moment to build positive momentum for conversations about sex with your child.
How do I make sure that my son has positive male influences in his life? What can I do to help him develop a strong character?
Should I be concerned about my child sleeping too much? How much sleep is too much sleep? What can I do to build healthy routines in my home?
These situations can be awkward for everyone involved, especially if it occurs in public. However, you have the chance to bring reassurance and confidence to your child’s world and understanding of their emotions.
This can be a very specific circumstance with nuanced details. The first step in identifying babysitter abuse is looking for abnormal behavior, fears, or how your children respond.
The signs of perfectionism can appear in your child’s behaviors, emotions, and thoughts. Learn how to pair practical steps with emotional investment.
How do you get your children to obey, and what should you do when they won’t?
My 7-year-old seems stressed all the time. What can I do to help her?
Learn to navigate communicating the importance of doing chores to your kids and form your perspective on how chores can impact your family.
Does the authoritative parenting style work? Learn more about how this parenting style equips you to discipline and lead your kids well.