How to Become a Good Conversationalist: Teaching Kids the Art of Meaningful Conversation
Learning how to become a good conversationalist doesn’t just benefit adults. It’s something our kids can grow in too! Here are simple, everyday ways to…
Tweens and Teens
Here you’ll find all our posts geared toward Christian parents of tweens and teens. From bullying to cell phones and dating from a biblical perspective, you’ll find it all right here!
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The Sandwich Method Explained: A Kind but Effective Way to Give Feedback
What is the ‘sandwich approach’ and how can it come in handy as a teaching lesson for kids? Here are the 3 things you need…
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Family Conversation Starters: 30 Questions to Ask Your Kids
Looking for the right questions to ask your kids that go beyond “How was your day?” These conversation starters are perfect for building connection, encouraging…
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Getting Ready for Adoption: Pray and Prepare
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published November 20, 2013 and has been updated to support families getting ready for adoption. Adoption journeys look different…
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5 Ways to Pursue Your Children’s Friends
When my children were young, I had an older mom-friend who I loved to watch as she parented her older teens and college-aged children. She…
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The Ultimate Guide to Christian Gifts for Kids (from a Mom Who Gets It)
Wondering what to buy your kids for Christmas, Easter or even a birthday that brings smiles to their faces and points them to Jesus, without…
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Having “The Talk” With Your Daughter
There may be nothing a parent dreads more than having “the talk” with her child. You know the one – the talk where we explain…
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What to Do If Your Child Is Sexting: 7 Tips for Christian Parents
If you’ve discovered your teen has been sending or receiving inappropriate messages or photos, take a deep breath. You’re not alone. In this post, we’ll…
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6 Important Steps to Discipline Without Anger
Sometimes we must discipline–shepherd–our children. A person without discipline is like a wild dog—feral, isolated, and out of balance. So, it is necessary to administer discipline, but the key is to do it without anger. Here are six steps to disciplining without anger.
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The Last First Day: Navigating Senior Year With Faith and Tears
This past summer I have had many of the misty-eyed moments. It’s a mom thing. Reminiscing. Remembering. Replaying. As our kids grow and reach major…
