Family & Relationships
Kids learn by watching us, so it’s important that we, as parents, lead by good example if we want them to learn kindness, responsibility and problem-solving skills that will help them succeed in life. Here’s some simple ways to gently show your kids that success comes from staying true to their values and persevering.
Grocery shopping with young children can seem a bit overwhelming, but with a bit of prep, some clever tricks, and a sprinkle of faith, you can turn grocery shopping with your kids into a more manageable and even enjoyable outing. Here are 10 tips to help make grocery shopping with young kids a breeze.
In what ways is God big enough to help your teenager/young adult figure out her path? Have you considered how you might be getting in God’s way? Consider whether you’re putting too much pressure solely on academics. Don’t be afraid to ask God what he wants for your children this year.
Each new school year brings its own set of challenges and victories and with a touch of faith and a hopeful heart, we can navigate both with grace. Take a moment to acknowledge what went well and where things didn’t go as planned—each experience offers valuable lessons for the journey ahead.
For those who have experienced the profound loss of a child, the back-to-school season can be especially challenging. Acknowledging feelings of grief and loss and finding support can be a vital part of the healing process.
Practical tips for improving communication with your teen this school year that could take your teen talks from “grilling” to “great”. Our kids need us to become more “coach” and more “connector” as they speed towards adulthood. It’s important that we take every opportunity to speak to them in ways they can pallet.
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