Why you must always have a camera on-hand
You never know when a picture that you'll want to treasure forever will happen.
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Help for your procrastinating child
Procrastination is not limited to a particular age group.
Financially supporting adult children
How long should parents financially bail out their children?
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Parenting your adult children
How do parents nurture their adult children while encouraging their independence?
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Your job as a motivator
A good pep talk and a moment of motivation reinforces the fact that you are there for your child.
The kids are invited too
The one Christmas get-together that can cause the most stress is the one where the invitation reads: Children included.
3 keys for dealing with sibling rivalry
Do you ever feel more like a referee than parent? Here are three keys for dealing with sibling rivalry.
The peril of the picky eater
Getting children to eat healthy foods can be a battle.
Deal me in
When was the last time you played Crazy Eights with your kids? Taking the time to do just that can create a fun learning environment.
5 things on Mary Poppins’ to-do list
Tips and advice to help you channel your inner Mary Poppins and have fun with your kids.
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Skillet’s John Cooper on losing faith
I rolled in the door at 9:30 at night, getting home from a church council meeting, exhausted from a long day. As I entered the house, I saw the door open to my ten-year old son’s room and his light was still on. I got excited to go say goodnight to him, because I hadn’t spent much time with him lately, and wanted to be able to spend at least a…
Grasping the deep love of God
How have you grasped God's deep and infinite love for you?
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3 perspectives that stir up fear
There are 3 perspectives that give the enemy permission to stir up your fears to the point where they can eclipse faith.
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