First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes that sweet, lovely, and wonderful baby carriage. – Then comes our in-laws telling us how to parent. – Then comes our parents spoiling our kids. – Okay, so that may sound a bit dramatic.
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If parenting is difficult, single parenting is all the more unyielding and lonely. In this episode, we learn from someone walking the road of single parenting. Even more, she gives us insights into her own ministry to single moms in her church communit…
Read MoreLola Dutch is a little bit … much. And yet, she’s also like so many of us. I think you’re just going to love her! Today, I’m thrilled to be joined by Lola Dutch creators Kenneth and Sarah Jane Wright. In this episode,
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Welcome to our third Q & A episode! As always, we’re grateful for the opportunity to journey with you. Thank you for submitting your questions. In this episode, we address questions specifically related to parenting teenagers, dealing with respect,
Read MoreMany of us want to help our children learn a second language, but where do we start? And what if we only speak one language ourselves? Anne Guarnera of Language Learning at Home is joining us today to walk us through it.
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Entitlement, according to Dr. John Townsend, is “a belief that I am exempt from responsibility and that I am owed special treatment.” Unfortunately, you don’t have to look too far today to find entitled kids–and adults! – As Dr. Townsend states,
Read MoreLast week we talked about reading aloud to kids who can read on their own, but today we’re taking that a step further and talking about reading aloud with teens. You know the most important thing about reading aloud with teens, right? Surprise!
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With Mother’s Day just around the corner, we wanted to do something special for moms, so I (Christi) decided to host an online Bible study! – The study is called Mom Set Free by our friend Jeannie Cunnion, it begins May 17,
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Does parenting sometimes feel complicated to you? – You can’t even leave the hospital before having to make a decision on whether or not you’re going to immunize your child. Think about some of the other choices we have to make as parents in the twent…
Read MoreIf there is one thing I hope you take away from this episode – it’s this: keep reading to your 8-12 year olds. Kids ages 8-12 are so fun to share books with, and you can have such wonderful conversations with this age group. Plus,
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