Mentoring Boys and Men Part 1
The rates for broken homes are increasing which means so are the devastating effects on their children. What are these effects? How can you help these kids if you arent their parent?
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The rates for broken homes are increasing which means so are the devastating effects on their children. What are these effects? How can you help these kids if you arent their parent?
There is a lot of information floating around about learning disorders, especially related to children. As parents, we want to help our children in every way. So how do you know if your child has a learning disorder or is just being a kid? And what can you do in response to a diagnosis?
There is a lot of information floating around about learning disorders, especially related to children. As parents, we want to help our children in every way. So how do you know if your child has a learning disorder or is just being a kid? And what can you do in response to a diagnosis?
Good parents do not necessarily equal good kids, so what do you do when your son or daughter gets involved in something self-destructive?
Good parents do not necessarily equal good kids, so what do you do when your son or daughter gets involved in something self-destructive?
As a parent, you spend the first few years protecting your children from the outside world. Then, you try to instill in them positive values and morals. As they get older, you try to prepare them for
Did you know that there are thousands upon thousands of frozen embryos sitting in freezers across the country waiting for someone to adopt them? Dr. James Dobson sits down with Marlene Stregethe mom of Hannahand talks with her about her snowflake adoption and the movement that has begun to adopt frozen embryos.
As a parent, it's easy to feel like a chef, nurse, chauffer, referee, maid, and coach. Sometimes all you can see is the pile of dirty laundry and the sink of dirty dishes. Hear from pediatrician Dr. Meg Meeker about the valuable work that you do as a parent as you teach your children who they are and who God is!
Monday night is soccer practice; Tuesday is violin. You never sit around the dinner table on Wednesday evenings because of AWANA, but you can sometimes squeeze it in on Thursday if ballet doesn't go too late. And Friday is supposed to be date night with your husband, but by then you hardly have the energy to put on eye shadow ... Sound familiar? Then it's time to find help.
One day your six-year-old daughter is learning Bible verses, and it seems like only the next day that she becomes a teenager who can hardly be dragged to church,let alone to a family Bible study! Hear encouragement from "power parents" Jay and Heidi St. John about what to do when your children refuse to join the family for time together with God.



