Motherhood sometimes feels like one long test, doesn’t it? Only with this test, you don’t discover if you’ve passed or failed until your kids are adults!
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Talking to our kids about sex is something that we all cringe at a little bit, am I right? We know it’s important and we want to get it right, and consequently, a lot of us put it off until our child finds out about sex from a neighbor or a classmate. And then we feel like we’re repairing damage instead of being proactive!
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What an opportunity we have, to show God’s love to our kids, as we diligently discipline and instruct them, year after year!
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As moms we can all struggle with our children and their friendships as they grow older. We worry if our kids are allowing friends to influence them in a negative way, or if our child will turn from what they know is right and make unwise choices.
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Having a brother or sister around for a playmate can certainly be a blessing, but sometimes it seems like your kids just can’t get along to save their lives!
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With Christmas around the corner, many of you might have a phone under the tree for your kids. While all kids need to learn how to handle technology wisely before they leave the home, kids + smartphones can be a dangerous combination.
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The middle school years are tough years, no doubt! Our children are growing out of the childlike body and into young adults, and the hormones, peer pressure, and social stress of figuring out “who” you are can take a toll on your child.
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Here are a few things we’ve worked to teach our kids about money over the years that have served them well as they’ve entered adulthood…
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As each family makes their decision on how to educate their children this fall, we need to be careful not to judge others.
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During middle school your child is in physical and emotional transition. So many changes are taking place in their bodies, it’s hard to keep up!
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These are the years to focus on building your child’s character. When they were younger, your focus was on teaching obedience but now, you need to begin teaching your child the “why” behind that “no”.
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We need to be brave enough to have this conversation early with our kids, so they can grow up with a God-centric view of their sexuality.
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Naming their anxious thoughts will help your child (and you) recognize that their thoughts do not have to control them.
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Disobedience is one thing. But what do you do about a child who obeys with an attitude?
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If you want to show your child love, you need to make a point to learn their language.
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Taylor said that family dinners were a consistent habit in our home that really built up his character…
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Motherhood sometimes feels like one long test, doesn’t it? Only with this test, you don’t discover if you’ve passed or failed until your kids are adults!
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Pain now equal peace later: knowing that’s true and living it out are two different things, aren’t they? Oftentimes, we hate living it out.
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