Kids

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  Should You Let Your Child Believe in Santa? And my challenge for us all: don’t end the conversation at Christmas. As the decorations come down and the new toys lose their appeal and families travel home until next year, look forward to the completion... Katie Howard Dec 03, 2015
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  Motherhood and Working Do Mix To best integrate profession and parenting, here are my top ten tips: Pamela F. Lenehan Nov 24, 2015
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  Your Child's Shrinking Attention Span The constant noise of media and video games has stunted a child’s ability to pay attention to anything that isn’t exploding on screen or capturing his interest. Arlene Pellicane Nov 13, 2015
• Why Did Jesus Say We Must Enter His Kingdom with Childlike Faith? Jesus turned everything upside down. Those who appeared to be the least likely candidates entered God's kingdom before those who were sure they would be first in line. Carey Kinsolving Nov 06, 2015
• 8 Reasons to Encourage Your Child’s Daydreaming In our society, we don’t have the time for kids who daydream. What we fail to realize is that daydreaming has real benefits to our children (and even for adults!). Sarah Hamaker Oct 30, 2015
• 4 Ways to Pray for Your Kids Tricia Goyer has found a catchy way to remember to cloak her kids in prayer – from their heads to their toes. Debbie Holloway Oct 09, 2015
• 3 Ways to Leave a Legacy of Faith for Your Children Most Christian parents agree on the importance of passing on a legacy of faith to their children. But too often, life gets in the way. Jim Burns Sep 29, 2015
• Should Parents Have Children of a Different Skin Color? My prayer is that as my children grow up, they will be so firmly rooted in their identity in Christ Jesus that they’ll never question whether they belong. Kate Motaung Sep 25, 2015
• Finding the Gift in your Child’s Annoying Personality Instead of trying to eradicate a child’s annoying personality, parents should cultivate the spiritual gifts that accompany such traits. Ryan Duncan Sep 18, 2015
• 3 Ways to Reduce Mom Stress These three action steps may seem like too-easy-to-be-true solutions, but if you actually do them, you will experience less stress in your mom life. Arlene Pellicane Sep 17, 2015
• Is My Child Too Young to Learn Gratitude? You don’t have to wait until your children reach a certain age before teaching them about gratitude. Throughout their childhood, you can train them to express thanks. Arlene Pellicane Sep 08, 2015
• How Can I Raise My Kids the Right Way in a World of Screens? Arlene Pellicane chats with Crosswalk about Growing Up Social, the parenting book she co-authored with Gary Chapman, about how to navigate a world increasingly defined by technology. Arlene Pellicane Aug 28, 2015