Kids

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  Five Things Every Son Needs from His Dad Fathers, we need to be intentional about building a close connection with our sons and giving them a healthy model of what it means to be a boy, a man, and a father. Based on research I’ve done with about... Ken R. Canfield , Ph.D. Dec 13, 2006
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  Do You Love Your Kids Too Much? While you shouldn't ever limit the amount of love you give your children, you do need to watch the ways you express that love. If your love leads you to overprotect, overindulge, or overcontrol your kids,... Whitney Hopler Dec 06, 2006
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  Spanking: Godly Discipline or Outdated Cruelty? According to a recent article in USA Today, there is one thing the nation's most successful CEOs have in common -- they received their share of spankings as children... Rev. Mark H. Creech Nov 29, 2006
• School Shootings Signal Need for Dads' Involvment A school safety expert says if the crisis of violence in America's schools is going to be curbed, it's necessary for fathers and father figures to play a more active role in their children's lives. Jim Brown and Jenni Parker Nov 22, 2006
• School Violence: How Can We Keep Our Children Safe? It is now confirmed that at least 6 people have died from a recent shooting at an Amish schoolhouse Monday morning in Lancaster County, PA. Why is school violence increasing, and even more importantly, what... Michael Smalley Oct 19, 2006
• The ADHD Advantage? So your child has ADHD. What does this mean for his future? As negative as this diagnosis sounds, there are positive sides to ADHD – even advantages. Paul Meier, M.D. Oct 05, 2006
• Adoption, Suffering and Birthday Grace Five years ago I didn't know that the greatest joys of my life were already here, and yet not quite here. I didn't know that the Lord was using the suffering of an empty cradle to teach me what it means to... Russell D. Moore Sep 15, 2006
• Raise Your Children Well in a Dangerous World Don't let fear paralyze you. There are things you can do to protect your children and help them shine God's light into the darkness around them. Whitney Hopler Sep 08, 2006
• Find Joy While Parenting a Child with Disabilities As your child struggles with his or her challenges, you struggle with your own – like frustration, anxiety, and fatigue. It can sometimes be hard to see your child's good qualities in the midst of the... Whitney Hopler Aug 21, 2006
• Unique Adoption Gives Couples Hope and Children a Chance Today Kim and her husband, Adam, are the proud parents of twins -- one a boy, one a girl -- born through a unique process known as embryo adoption. Sam and Katie Lewis were once frozen embryos -- destined no... Michael Foust Jul 31, 2006
• Shaping Your Strong-Willed Child Whitney Hopler Jun 16, 2006
• Titus 2 Parenting and Tender Love Toward Children Although motherhood has existed for millennia, I have yet to meet a mother who thinks she’s mastered the trade. But in Titus 2 we find a genuine nugget of mothering wisdom. It tells us to "love [our]... Carolyn Mahaney May 12, 2006