Sometimes kids should remain with adults during church so they can experience the true heart of worship.
Parenting Trait
Want to give your kids a step up in the world? Help them improve their social skills.
Equip your kids to take a stand against bullying.
How have you trained your children to show respect to those who are in your home, city or country? Here are some ideas for teaching hospitality.
There is a personal and societal cost of bullying.
Once children understand the need for self-control, it’s easier to train them in this fruit of the spirit.
What are their rights vs. your responsibility?
Can kids be good on their own? Show them what goodness really is with these age-appropriate activities.
If your teens seem depressed or hopeless and you worry that their actions may lead to self-harm, here are some ideas for bringing hope into their situation.
Help your toddler adjust to changing activities and transitions with personal items.
Summer survival tips for the single parent
My daughter, Sam, and I were on our own for 12 years. During that time, my girl grew from a little girl to a teenager, and with each passing year, one thing remained consistent: back-to-school chaos.
When it comes to showing affection, let your stepchild set the pace.
Patience helped one man earn a place in his stepdaughter’s heart.
You can encourage stepsiblings to bond through shared experiences.
With the prevalence of teen suicides, parents can’t help but wonder, even worry, about their teen and depression.
Parents can and should try to safeguard their children from the influence of the world, but when the “world” is the other household, parents face a difficult challenge.
Get over your need for your step kids to like you.
We have a great relationship, but ever since his father remarried, his stepmom has started putting these thoughts in his head about me.
You can help your kids see the value of the overlooked and unloved. Explore how you can develop and grow your child’s capacity for compassion in their relationships and friendships.



















