The kids are invited too
The one Christmas get-together that can cause the most stress is the one where the invitation reads: Children included.
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Having “the talk”
It's not always an easy conversation to have, but parents have to be the one to tell their children about these things - before someone else does.
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Being an action-oriented, prayerful mom
Busyness and joy don't need to be mutually exclusive. A look at how to cultivate a healthy life as a busy mom.
Avoiding the worry train as a mom
Letting go of worry and trusting God to take care of your children.
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Parenting from contentment
Children won't be perfect. They won't always obey. They won't always fulfill our dreams for their lives. But we can still learn to love them well.
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Growing alongside your adolescent
Did you know that the decisions you make have the power to unlock the unique gifts inside your children?
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3 keys for dealing with sibling rivalry
Do you ever feel more like a referee than parent? Here are three keys for dealing with sibling rivalry.
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Thriving and surviving middle-school years
Middle-school can be some of the most challenging years for students, teachers…and parents.
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Perfectionistic parenting
Sometimes in our zeal for helping our children succeed, we put the burden of unrealistic expectations on their shoulders.
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God’s parenting style
How do you respond when your kids make decisions you don’t agree with? A look at how to respond when young adults chose their own way.
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Christian influence in a post-Christian world
As our culture is increasingly resistant to Christian perspectives, it is more important than ever that we be able to communicate effectively with those who disagree with us.
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Relationship gaslighting
It's a type of emotional abuse you may not be familiar with, but when it happens, it can destroy a person. It's called gaslighting.
