Teach your children to consistently tell the truth.
Parenting Trait
Planning out what to say in frustrating parenting moments can help you speak life into your children instead of tearing them down.
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.
Serving others teaches kids to think beyond themselves and their own needs.
Perseverance is an overlooked but essential quality that parents need to instill in their children
Why stepparents need to respect physical boundaries
Here are five ways you can encourage your children to do what’s right and raise them to value and demonstrate integrity.
Want to instill virtues in your children but struggle over how to do it without resorting to lectures? Courtney DeFeo has come up with enjoyable ways to get through to your kids with life-changing values.
Parents can help their kids break out of the bullying cycle.
Guide your child toward healthier responses to everyday challenges
Intentional parenting just means having a plan
Encourage your children to develop grateful hearts that bless others and frame their own perspective.
Adoption may create a situation in which parent-child attachment is a challenge. In this article, parents can learn some principles and strategies for encouraging attachment in an adopted child.
There are several reasons that attachment between children and their caregivers may be disrupted. Here, the natural and environmental risks to forming secure attachment, and the consequences, are discussed.
Effective parenting scripts to employ when responding to your child’s misbehavior
Our kids show us what it means to have the bold spirit of a child. They live all in, and through them God shows parents how to do the same.
Teaching our boys to be men is not dangerous, and we fathers should not shrink from this essential task.
Rhett H. Wilson gives parents five ways to guide kids to become devoted Christ-followers.
Shame may be an effective method for modifying behavior, but it shapes a child in all the wrong ways.
Students are celebrating their religious freedom and reflecting God’s love by bringing their Bibles to school