We can engage our teens by caring about what matters to them.
Parenting Trait
The beautiful truth for adoptive parents is that God has placed children in their families for healing and redemption.
Family secrets can destroy the love and trust the family has fought so hard to build.
If there is even one significant adult in a child’s life who will provide consistency and unconditional love and support, that child can attach.
How do you help your children care for others?
Is the do-as-I-say-not-as-the-TV-character-does approach to parenting working for you? Here’s why it probably isn’t.
Is your little angel having a bad day? It’s important to pick the right solution for restoring heavenly peace.
Sippy cups, playgroups and lots of energy — welcome to the world of toddlers, where everyday is an adventure!
Worried about what your teen is up to on Facebook? These tips will help.
How do you set effective boundaries that build character and establish a proper relationship with your teen?
Having trouble getting your toddler down to sleep? Here are some ideas for making the bedtime experience less stressful.
How do we prepare our kids to be “shrewd as serpents, and harmless as doves” when they serve? How do we teach them to discern how to give and serve with widsom?
Take a look at seven common faith-launching worries parents face.
Suggestions for an effective bonding experience
The sensitive parent is attuned to his or her child’s natural rhythms and responds to those appropriately and timely.
How do you get your toddler over this frustrating step?
Fathers must recognize and exercise the “Power of Permission,” a vital discipline not only for the child’s development but also for the parents’ peace of mind!
Bewildered by instant messaging, iPods, online social networking, and other technology your teen is using? This article series aims to help you better understand how you as a parent can relate to your kids technologically, while giving good guidance spiritually.
It’s essential for families to develop the ability to cope with the stress that adoption can place on parents and kids.
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.