Washing your hands early and often, along with these other practical tips, will help prevent the spread of illness, and will help keep your family healthy.
Intentionality
Help kids understand what faith — a God-given gift — really is!
Create a homework plan based on your child’s learning style.
College-bound kids and their faith have never been more threatened. As a parent, you can make sure they are already connected in community.
Talking to your preteen about sex can feel overwhelming, but it’s a conversation that needs to happen sooner than you think.
Having child who is depressed or suicidal is the frightening reality of too many parents today. However, there is hope in Christ, and preventive steps you can take to help a child you care about.
Learning to deal with teasing is a normal part of childhood development.
So, what is this Grind Culture thing? And is your teen a part of it?
The intentional act of slowing down to create a margin for family time provides benefits that will carry forward in every family member’s life.
Sadly, reverence for the elderly is sometimes in short supply in today’s youth-oriented culture but they have the most to contribute.
No matter what form bullying or cyberbullying takes, it happens far too often and can have damaging effects.
Tim and Katie Nester are currently parenting seven children. Their unique family challenges them to show steadfast love in action every day.
Becoming the Christian woman God created her to be was a long, hard, and confusing road for Laura.
The Blessing is something you can choose to give and live out in your home. It is a “choice” parents make to use five distinct elements to impact a child’s life. Each one is way to help a child understand their incredible worth to you, and to their God.
Children need both their parents. When mom and dad connect, they can complement each other’s parenting styles.
When fathers choose to serve the Lord, live consistently and seize the opportunity to be present and involved with their children, they encourage identity and teach values.
How can parents help their children develop a Christian worldview toward sports?
The news can often terrify children. As a parent, you can help your kids sort through news stories they might see on TV.
Consider these ideas for getting kids to go to bed and stay in bed.
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.