Simple, practical and fun ways to start—or start again—family devotions that the entire family will connect with.
Parenting
Taking responsibility for your children’s education can be the most rewarding decision you will make as a parent.
Different discipline styles can lead to conflict. Before you take sides, consider these five areas that will help you build unity in your parenting. Then create your own parenting strategy.
There is misconception that children should find their faith completely on their own.
It didn’t take me long to see my little boy acted differently than his five big sisters.
Does your child still wet the bed? Here are some tips for helping you and your kid get through these nightly inconveniences.
Every day, our kids face any number of culture-induced or immoral decisions. Here’s how to help them make moral choices on their own.
Working with the other parents in a blended family can be stressful at first, but well worth the effort.
Discover a personal story about teens and the modern work world. Training teens for the work world requires a strong emphasis on work ethic, developing social skills, and guidance on the biblical perspective on work. Finally, strengthen your teen’s work ethic through these tips and strategies.
What do I tell my kids about sex? When do I start? It all begins with a conversation, at the appropriate age.
Is your teen hurting? Instead of lecturing, try guiding your child with these three principles
This stage combined with rebellion is not easy. Lean into your support system to help you stay emotionally balanced and to maintain perspective as you guide your preteen into the teen years.
My daughter hit puberty before other girls. What should I do to help her?
If you’ve ever tried reasoning with your adolescent about a questionable song, you know it can feel like a losing proposition.
Do you know how to parent your creative kids? Poet Tanner Olson has some advice for you. Learn how to effectively connect, support, and encourage the creativity in your family.
Understanding the teen brain requires patience, kindness, and grace. Learn from Dr. Ben Carson about how you can help your teen learn to THINK BIG as they continue to develop and grow.
By focusing on a love-based connection, you can build trust and create a safe space for your socially isolated teen to talk about issues.
Do you ever wonder how you can help your teens feel loved? Consider how they might tend to feel more appreciated through one specific love language.
As adolescents undergo changes to their bodies, they will need to understand what’s happening, develop a positive body image and care for themselves.
Your goal is to learn about your teen, and it will take some time.
