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One of the phenomena that make parenting in our time so complicated is social media. Interactive digital platforms like X, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok simply did not exist when many of us parents were growing up. Nowadays, however, smartphones and the social media they feature have become ubiquitous.
Don't let saying "No" to your kids become a habit. Unless there's a very good reason, try saying "Yes" more!
One of the cornerstones of human relationships is embodied in a single word: conversation. Females of all ages tend to interpret masculine silence as evidence of rejection. Girls often feel abandoned by fathers who won't engage them verbally. The best thing dads can do to connect with their daughters is to talk to them about whatever is of interest.
We live in a culture that often struggles to love people who do not fit the mold. Even in Christian circles, those who are different, disabled, socially awkward, or hard to understand can be overlooked and avoided. But when we distance ourselves from people who exceed our comfort zones, we do more than hurt them—we may miss what God wants to accomplish through us.
Remember the power of affirming your child. Catch him or her in the act of doing something right today and offer your praise!
At a young age, find ways to introduce music and rhythm into the lives of your children!
Stress is a fact of life, but too much of it can cause all kinds of bizarre and uncomfortable symptoms, and some have serious consequences.
Not all children will heed a call to faith that early or dramatically, of course—nor should they be expected to. Yet it is important to note that my own conversion at that young age was possible because of my parents' example.
As a child enters adulthood, it can be tough to release the parental grip, but letting go can be the healthiest option.
Middle school has never been easy, but today’s culture pushes kids out of childhood faster than ever.
