The world regularly teaches us ways to consume in our relationships rather than contributing to them. How, then, can we teach our kids to become contributors rather than consumers?
Ages 19 + (Adult Child) Everyday Parenting
Your kids will grow to be more healthy and resilient as you start parenting with a clear understanding of what your real job is.
While we give gifts all year long, holidays bring gift-giving to the center of attention.
Staying connected to your grandchildren can be easier than you thought.
Supporting your child’s parenting choices can be hard when you don’t agree. We have to remember there is more at stake.
An important parenting strategy is to maintain a connection to your teen, one that keeps her reassured of your love and interest in her life.
I’ve found that ultimately, even when my children want to be respected as an adult, they also crave the comfort of a parent.
I have always loved praying for our kids, but now more than ever I treasure the time I can spend talking to God about how He is working in their adult lives.
How much control does, or should, a parent have over an adult child?
What should you do if your kids have been vaping? Learn all you can about it and then start the conversation with them.
Bounce back kids can arrive unexpectedly throughout their early adulthood. With these boundaries in place, it can be a wonderful time of bonding and growth.
Abusive marriages like Emma’s are more common than many realize. God’s plan for a family never included abuse.
In the face of the fear of growing up, we can help to bring hope, excitement, and victory back into our kids’ lives. God’s word is full of wisdom, and we must not take it for granted.
I know you’ve heard the term ‘helicopter parent.’ Are you one of them? If so, here are some solutions to avoiding helicopter parenting.
Do you know how to nurture your kids in their God-given talents so even when they’re little, they can be big dreamers?
What is Multiple Intelligence Theory? Explore how our different learning styles affect learning and your child’s development inside and outside of school.
Have you been successful in making lasting changes as a parent? Try these small tips to make a big change in your family.
Our culture de-values empathy. Instead, there’s an emphasis on choosing to feed narcissism and apathy. Because of this, it’s more important than ever to teach our kids about empathy.
Hagar’s story in the Bible shows how we can share God’s love with others and let them know that He sees each of us in our trials.
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.
