Sharing your loss and honoring your loved one through holiday communication might be the perfect way to bring some joy back into the season.
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Your toddler’s new sexual discoveries are fueled by age-appropriate curiosity. For toddlers, this exploration is normal. However, you now have an opportunity to create a healthy foundation for biblical sexuality in your toddler’s future.
How adoptive parents can sensativley share their child’s adoption story with them.
Is your child Bob the Builder or Dora the Explorer? Here’s your chance to find out your toddler’s play style.
Helping our kids deal with harmful cultural messages
What really is beauty? Depending on who (or more specifically where) you ask, you’ll get a different answer. Train your kids to look in the right places for beauty.
Appreciate the precious gift of parenthood granted to you by your child’s birth family by embracing them through the love of Jesus Christ.
How do we foster and nurture a strong work ethic in our kids, which will be pleasing to God?
In our well-connected world, it is more likely than ever that your child will now, or someday in the future, have contact or relationships with the people who brought him into this world.
Four compelling reasons to tell your children the story of their adoption
Even teens and tweens learn more by example than by teaching. Modeling proper virtues for your children is important.
We can engage our teens by caring about what matters to them.
When you’re grieving the loss of someone who isn’t at the table, traditional holiday family events can be especially hard. Perhaps this is the year to do something different.
FaithLaunch isn’t the only method for introducing your child to Jesus. But it’s a good way to do it without pressuring your child, exhausting yourself or upending your family’s schedule.
Attachment is the affectional tie between two people.
How do you set effective boundaries that build character and establish a proper relationship with your teen?
Try using this activity to teach your kids about the existence of God.
God doesn’t expect parents to get everything right. But He expects us to keep trying!
Finding volunteer opportunities for your kids is a good way to teach them compassion and stewardship as part of their service to God.
This may be the holiday season to do what brings you comfort. Choose to be around people you can count on to understand your sorrow, people who offer the support you need to get through the season.