Kids

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  Rediscovering Thumos: Developing Virtue in Boys I am at a car dealership with a four-year-old boy in tow. He is in an open space, arms outstretched, spinning circles with wild abandon. What I am watching may well be a glimpse of "thumos..." Lori Borgman Apr 28, 2006
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  Kids Talk About God: What Does Easter Mean to You? "Easter means new life to me," says Hillary, 12. "It reminds me of how Christ died for the sake of my soul, and how he rose from the dead. I can testify because of Easter, that my Savior, Jesus Christ, lives... Carey Kinsolving Apr 14, 2006
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  Good Entertainment for Children Sparks Moral Imagination Imagination has a disturbing, dark side found in media like the infamous video game "Grand Theft Auto." But, we don't have to rid our homes of imagination. We can help our children cultivate the exciting and... Lori Borgman Mar 10, 2006
• Getting the Best Out of Public Schools Steven & Virelle Kidder Feb 22, 2006
• Influencing Your Child's Career Decision According studies, parents have the greatest influence on their children's future career decisions. As parents, we need to take this level of influence very seriously. We need to be conscious about being... Howard Dayton Feb 15, 2006
• Moms: Raise Your Sons to Become Men of Character Your son will automatically grow up to become a man. But will he become a good man – a man of character? As his mom, you have a crucial role to play in helping your son become the type of man God wants him... Whitney Hopler Feb 08, 2006
• Getting to the Heart of Your Children's Behavior Do you find yourself threatening, repeating your instructions, or raising your voice in an attempt to get your children to obey? Good news - the Bible provides a treasure chest of wisdom for parents that... Ginger Plowman Jan 10, 2006
• Why Did the Wise Men Search for Jesus? Why did the wise men search for Jesus? Carey Kinsolving explores this important question with kids of all ages. Carey Kinsolving Dec 21, 2005
• Lessons from Narnia: The Weight of Kingship Sibling rivalry is alive and well - it was even a problem in the Pevensie's generation. But as annoying as siblings rivalry can be, there's a profound lesson to be learned from it. Let's see what C.S. Lewis... Sarah Arthur Dec 20, 2005
• Cultivating Emotional Health In Our Children If we are to have homes filled with true joy, we must first model joy to our children. Like it or not, we are the emotional facilitators of the home. Vicki Courtney Dec 10, 2005
• Preventing Childhood Weight Problems Does it seem like there are more overweight kids in America than in years past? If you said, "Yes" you've accurately noticed a new epidemic. How can we as parents help our kids develop intellectual,... Linda Mintle, Ph.D. Dec 02, 2005
• The Building Block for Parenting: Boundaries Kids need boundaries. That probably doesn't surprise you, but this might: Kids want boundaries! I talk with parents all the time who are frustrated with the level of cooperation they get from their kids,... Ryan Rush Nov 29, 2005