Help your child embrace their faith when the world shows them something different

As parents, we pour our hearts into nurturing our children’s growth in countless ways, yet the desire for them to embrace their faith without reservation often sits as a profound hope. In a culture where faith often is met with skepticism, or even ridicule, how do we move beyond simply teaching them Bible stories to

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Is your child frustrated?

I was reading some recent poll results, outlining common parental behaviors that frustrate teenagers, and they painted a vivid picture of the delicate balancing act inherent in modern parent-teen relationships. These frustrations are not merely superficial annoyances; they reflect deeper struggles for autonomy, respect, and understanding during a critical developmental phase. Analyzing these points reveals

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Battles parents must win at home to raise kids who can win at life

Raising children to be winners in life is a monumental task that requires not just love and support, but also intentional, strategic efforts to shape their character, values, and skills. It’s not about achieving academic success or winning competitions alone, but about fostering resilience, confidence, empathy, and a strong sense of self-worth. To achieve this,

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Questions often more valuable than answers

When a child is grappling with a difficult decision or a challenging situation, the instinctual response of many parents is to give advice or solutions. While this well-intentioned impulse stems from a desire to protect and guide, it inadvertently can hinder a child’s ability to develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and self-reliance. Instead, a more

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