As you and your family prepare for the summer ahead, here are four solid ways to finish strong this school year and build momentum.
Adaptability
2020 was a challenging year for all of you parents out there. But look at all of the obstacles you’ve bravely overcome.
When your family is broken, the holidays hurt. Here are three ways single parents can cope during the holiday season.
Community is essential for all parents, but especially single parents as we often manage the work of two people on our own.
A flexible mindset, adaptability, can make a big difference in how we respond to challenges
Parenting That Encourages Normal Social and Behavioral Development Through Different Ages and Stages
As our children grow through different stages of their life, there are many things we can do as parents to encourage positive social and behavioral development.
“Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, ‘What! You too? I thought I was the only one.’” – C.S. Lewis
Moms have the same fundamental desire: safety and the best for their kids. But women with disabilities and those in poverty lack the same opportunities.
In telling Ben’s story, the movie Selfie Dad invites us as dads to ponder some questions worthy of intentional self-reflection on our part.
COVID-19 creates a dilemma for small business owners. They don’t want their customers to be harmed, yet they don’t want to lose their livelihood.
Parents can relay simple tips to their children to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
These eight tips can help create a successful and less stressful environment for you and your kids while you are working from home.
Parenting reactive children or youth can be difficult but a technique known as Therapeutic Parenting can be helpful.
Every child has a unique learning style. Parents can help their children succeed in school by understanding their learning styles.
How learned helplessness develops in families
One of the biggest decisions a couple will make is deciding on the working arrangements following the birth of a baby.
Sometimes it’s nice to give traditions a little twist.
What do your teens fear most? It’s different than what you fear for them. Dr. Kevin Leman discusses three things you may not realize your teens fear and what they need from you so they can stop being afraid.
Perseverance is an overlooked but essential quality that parents need to instill in their children
Our children will face big decisions, wondering if God has a direction. Help kids navigate life’s crossroads by teaching that there are reasons God remains silent.