Whether we're dyed-in-the-wool homeschoolers, or were thrown into the world of distance learning, we all want our children to love learning and have fun doing it. When I first started homeschooling, I went out of my way to find videos, materials, crafts and projects that would make concepts come alive for my kids. Basically, I wanted my ... Read More...
Why Christian Motherhood Isn’t Just Sitting on the Sidelines
In our young adult years we're encouraged to “find yourself,” as if we had somehow lived 20 years not knowing anything about ourselves. I might suggest to you that the ten-year-old me may have had a better grip on life than twenty-year-old me. Somehow at age ten I knew that life was about others. But somewhere on this journey to find myself, ... Read More...
7 Ways To Avoid Raising An Entitled Child
If you've been a parent for even a short amount of time, you have probably realized teaching selfless behavior is one of the most important things you can do, yet also one of your biggest challenges. It’s pretty easy to see that we’re fighting the culture upstream when we strive to uphold responsibility, accountability, and integrity as values ... Read More...
5 Tips For Passing Down The Faith To Your Kids
Parents are hands down the most significant influence in the spiritual lives of their children. You have powerful formative effects on your kids in every way, including shaping and passing down a faith that lasts. Moms and dads are the primary link between young people and God. Not the church. In the last 50 years, the main hub of activity ... Read More...
15 Creative Consequences For When Your Child Misbehaves
We all know that, in parenting, boundaries mean nothing without consequences. I can't tell my child not to do something if I'm not ready and willing to hold him responsible for his behavior. Rules really aren't enforceable without some kind of accountability. And consequences bring both security and predictability to children. But sometimes, ... Read More...
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