The point is to maintain your family’s values without alienating your kids.
Boundaries & Limits
What do you do when your toddler acts out? Try these four successful ways to get through these trying times and perhaps avoid a meltdown—both yours and your toddler’s.
Choose to reclaim your schedule.
Find the right strategy to keep your kids from ending up with a chaotic readjustment, homework time and home life.
Duck Dynasty’s Sadie Robertson encourages teens to take five seconds before making decisions that could change their lives . . . and she got it right. Here’s why.
Marshmallow moms are sweet. Who doesn’t love sugar? But being overly soft and sweet in our parenting can be detrimental to our kids.
Discipline that seeks to build God-honoring identity leads to God-honoring behavior — find out what that means.
When you pick your battles well, you continue to build your relationship with your teen. Here’s how.
Set the expectation for children so they have a greater awareness of their surroundings, and oftentimes, the needs of others.
Creating and maintaining a routine can help you meet the needs of every member of your family.
Is there such a thing as being in control when you’re a mother?
Teach appropriate and biblical thinking and behavior.
There is value in regularly scheduled time with your family.
Equip your kids to take a stand against bullying.
There is a personal and societal cost of bullying.
Once children understand the need for self-control, it’s easier to train them in this fruit of the spirit.
Children need clear direction and consistent follow-through.
Step into a new area of relationship with your adult child
When it comes to showing affection, let your stepchild set the pace.
Here are some helpful suggestions for finding a balanced approach to children’s sports.