Learning these four biblical principles will help you reap the wonderful consequences of a much closer walk with God and harmony with others.
Parenting Trait
Despite good intentions, all men make mistakes that affect their kids. It is wise to consider what we’ve learned from our dad, and how it may influence our own fathering.
How can parents help children deal with bullies on the bus, playground or wherever? Here’s some practical advice.
Qualifying as adoptive parents is a lengthy process, but it will help prepare your family for what lies ahead.
Think about what kind of communication will get your message about drugs and alcohol across effectively and always leave the door open for further conversations.
Take every chance you can to practice faith-talk with your children.
Help your teen embrace a culture of kindness when their world seems to promote selfishness.
In addition to being intentional about communicating with your children, be intentional about modeling and sharing your faith.
Parents need to continually repeat the basic truths of God to our children.
The addictive nature of video games and social media means that too much of either isn’t healthy for teens.
Adoption options include domestic foster care, domestic infant, international, open, closed and embryo.
As you educate yourself about drugs and alcohol, you will feel more capable when talking to your child about the issue.
Teach your teens selflessness . . . even in a materialistic world.
The more information a couple has when pursuing adoption, the more prepared they will be for any problems that may surface.
When you bring your baby home from the hospital, the rigors of basic training begin.
There are a few key areas where you’ll get the most bang for your buck (and your time and effort).
A mom’s primary job isn’t cooking dinner, changing diapers or helping a preschooler glue colored macaroni on a coffee can as a Father’s Day gift.
How control and responsibility affect the relationship between you and your teen.
Here are a few ideas real moms and dads have created to set an atmosphere where words of affirmation and moments of celebration can be shared.
These two examples show how an influencing parent should respond to a teen.