The other day while I was at the store, I passed by an adorable little girl and her mom in the aisle adjacent to mine. The daughter was smiling happily, enthralled with the bright and colorful activity on the device in her hands. She couldn't have been older than 18 months. It's not unusual these days to see kids at a restaurant, iPad propped up ... Read More...
Your First Priority as a Christian Parent
I rarely get weird looks anymore from people when I tell them we homeschool. But saying we aren't involved in a co-op or some other extracurricular definitely gets me that sideways glance. It's almost an unwritten rule in society that we must be busy. Doing all the things. Everyone says our kids will be deprived or disadvantaged otherwise. ... Read More...
7 Ways To Stop Kids From Talking Back
"Do I have to?" "I'm busy right now." "You can't make me!" You've probably heard at least one of these phrases come out of your kids' mouths at some point. Talking back is probably one of the most common- and most tricky- problem behaviors to handle. "Backtalk" is a broad term that refers to a whole host of disrespectful ... Read More...
8 Positive Ways To Deal With Sibling Rivalry
*Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. From the other room, I could hear my children bickering back and forth. Then one raised their voice, and the other one started shrieking a string of unkind words in a tone that hurt my mama's heart. If you have more than one child, you’re probably no stranger to sibling conflict. It's ... Read More...
11 Ways To Develop Strong Communication Skills in Your Child
Imagine you’re sitting down with your child watching TV. All of a sudden he or she starts making a strange face. Your kid is trying very much to communicate something to you, but you just do not get it. Or it could be the other way around. He or she has just done something you consider wrong, and you are trying to give a moral lecture on the ... Read More...
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