Kids

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  5 Things I Wish Another Mom Had Said to Me Here’s the secret of the sisterhood: You don’t have to get it perfect and it’s not all up to you. Christi Gee Feb 15, 2019
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  How to Talk to Your Kids about Poverty and Homelessness You cannot teach what you do not understand. Just as your parents, your environment and upbringing shaped your perspective of people and poverty, now you have the opportunity to shape your kid’s perspective.... Dorena Williamson Feb 04, 2019
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  7 Ways to Talk to Your Kids about Immigration In my new book You Welcomed Me: Loving Refugees & Immigrants Because God First Loved Us, I share how the way we respond to the immigrant and refugee crisis—whether we decide to be “for... Kent Annan Jan 31, 2019
• 10 Fun (and Cheap!) Things to Do with Your Kids When It's Too Cold to Go Outside Depending on where you live, the winter months can be brutal, with temperatures so low that taking the kids outside isn’t an option unless absolutely necessary. Even if you live near an indoor amusement park... Dolores Smyth Jan 24, 2019
• 10 Ways You Can Encourage Your Children (Not Make Them Entitled) “Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it.” Proverbs 22:6 No parent looks at their new born baby and whispers sweet failings into their ear.... Meg Bucher Jan 23, 2019
• 10 Ways Entitlement Manifests Itself in Our Kids Entitlement: belief that one is deserving of or entitled to certain privileges. I grew up in a small Kansas town that didn’t have a shopping mall. So, when we went to any city that had one, it was a BIG... Jennifer Waddle Jan 18, 2019
• Does Honor Your Father and Mother Apply to Deadbeat Parents? Millions of adult Christians who experienced abuse or neglect wrestle with God’s command to honor their parents. Jennifer Slattery Jan 11, 2019
• 10 Ways to Make Taking Your Kids to Church Less of a Struggle It’s Sunday morning. You’re looking forward to going to church and celebrating God’s Word. You put on your Sunday best and tell the kids to get ready for service.  Your children... Dolores Smyth Jan 04, 2019
• To the Working Mom Struggling with Guilt Moms, sometimes, we battle guilt for those of us who have to work outside the home. Here's why you shouldn't. Jennifer Maggio Dec 28, 2018
• 5 Ways to Build the Spirit of Christmas in Your Home If your Christmas is still a little too commercial, or if you’re struggling with creating a meaningful Christmas routine that your family can practice for years to come, here are few things to consider as... Megan Pacheco Dec 21, 2018
• What to Do about Santa He's jolly, sparkly, magical, and he promises gifts to children who are good. Sara Wallace Dec 14, 2018
• Should I Be Proud of My Child? There is a giant difference between being “proud” of someone else and having “pride” in yourself… and it’s a spiritual difference worth studying. Dr. Roger Barrier Dec 07, 2018