You might be wondering, “How can I help my children listen to, understand, and value those whose lives don’t look like theirs?” One answer: children’s books.
Category: Family
Make Your (Pandemic) Summer Count with Kids at Home
Summer 2020 is shaping up to look quite a bit different than the past. But, with just a little forethought, we can intentionally help our kids grow in ways that might not be possible during the school year.
3 Tips for an Intentional Summer with Your Kids
Check out these three tips for how to achieve your goals as a family and create intentional time with your kids! Don’t miss Part 1 of this article for more ideas.
Quarreling During Quarantine? 5 Ways to Address Your Relationship Challenges
After weeks of stay-at-home orders, relationships are feeling strained. Check out these practical ways to make the most of challenges from the lockdown.
4 Practical Ways to Pass Our Faith to the Next Generation
What is our ultimate goal as Christian parents? God has given us the task of teaching our children to know, love, and follow him for a lifetime. Here are some practical steps on how to do so.
40 Conversation Starters for Anyone Tired of Talking About Coronavirus
Need a break from discussing the Coronavirus? Check out these thought-provoking conversation starters, designed for all ages.
“Why Should I Care About School If It Doesn’t Count?”
Though school was cancelled for a good reason, motivating our children to do their schoolwork at home just got even harder. Right now we have a chance to help our kids shift from a “this is meaningless” mentality to a “this is an opportunity” mentality.
How to Talk to Your Kids About the Coronavirus
Do you need advice on how to talk to your kids about the Coronavirus? Consider these things to keep in mind as you discuss this with your family.
5 Tips for Worshiping Online with Small Children
Looking for ways to create a new Sunday morning routine with your children? Here are 5 tips to help you worship online together with your family.
Neighboring During COVID-19
Try out these simple first steps in your neighborhood that you can do now to love your neighbors in the midst of the stress, fear, and fatigue of the Coronavirus pandemic.