Are you listening when they speak?
Do you have chatty kids? I have a few at home and trust me, they chat a lot when they do. I would love to listen to their stories and all they have to
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Parenting Emotions
Have you ever gone to bed wondering if you could have handled an emotionally charged situation with your child differently? If the answer is yes, then
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How to Teach the Story of Easter
How do you teach little children about the story of Easter? After all, their little hearts and minds are too innocent to understand death and, more
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Praying for yourself
One morning when I sat down to pray, I pondered about my intentions, especially when praying for my kids. As a mom, I want my children to be the best
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Making time for kids (Part 2)
Last week, I wrote about why it was essential for me to ‘make’ time in the day for my kids. This week, I wanted to write a follow-up to that blog
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Making time for kids
Lately, I have been wondering how to make more time to spend with the kids. I know this sounds strange. Why would a stay-at-home mom need to make time to
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Let kids hold you accountable
We oftentimes think of our role in parenting as a one-way street. We assume we know better, so we advise, counsel, guide, and instruct our children. One
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We All Do It
I have a question for all you moms and dads out there—no judgment at all, just an inquiry into your parenting style. I think, I know the answer, and it is
Are you guilt-parenting?
We parents are always looking for the next best parenting advice, book, strategy, philosophy, style, or technique, all because we feel we are not good
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When kids say “I’m sorry”
We teach our kids to say sorry when they do something wrong. We expect them to apologize before they can make up with their siblings. We ask them to
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