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Parenting Tips

Badgering, Whining, and Arguing: Just Say No

Badgering, Whining, and Arguing:  Just Say No. Saying no to a child’s request can be one of the most difficult of all parenting responsibilities. You may wonder if you’re being too strict, or you may second-guess your decision because your child seems so upset. The process of...

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Three Powerful Verses to Pray Over Your Anxious Child

Three Powerful Verses to Pray Over Your Anxious Child By Christie Thomas, wife and mother of 3 boys. He screamed and clutched me as if monsters were trying to drag him away.Maybe that’s how he felt.The first day of kindergarten can be rather rough on a child, but I wasn’t expecting...

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Parenting Tip: 6 Things Kids Can Do When They Are Bored

6 Things Kids Can Do When They Are Bored “I’m bored!” Richie whined. Sometimes kids complain that they’re bored and other times you can just tell because they’re instigating trouble, getting into mischief, or just grumbling and complaining in...

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Parenting Tip: Attitude: A Window Into a Child's Heart

Attitude: A Window Into a Child's Heart Getting the job done is important, but what about the rolling eyes or huffing and mumbling? Is a bad attitude inevitable? Sometimes parents excuse the attitude by saying, “At least he did what I asked.” Others use excuses like...

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Parenting Tip: Setting Limits on Technology

Setting Limits on Technology There’s no doubt that there are many benefits that come from our technological world. Information can be accessed at the press of a button. Game systems can keep kids entertained both at home and in the car, and texting can speed up communication. Technology...

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FORTNITE: Your Son's Latest Obsession

FORTNITE: Your Son’s Latest Obsession By Kids Ministry 101 A special thanks to ParentLife writer David Thomas for permission to post this blog. Read more about his counseling ministry, meet Sissy Goff and Melissa Trevathan (the rest of the team), order their books, or join...

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Parenting Tips: It's Hard to Raise a Leader

It's Hard to  RAISE A LEADER Some children are born leaders. They want to control their parents, their siblings, their friends, and even people they don’t know. They have their own agenda and want everyone else to know what it is and how to fit into it. Leaders can be a real blessing...

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Parenting Tips: Training vs Correction

TRAINING vs CORRECTION Most parents use correction as their tool for changing behavior. That’s not wrong. In fact, God uses correction with us, his children, to help us change. But a heart-based approach to parenting is much bigger than that. In fact, many parents move to...

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Parenting Tips: Angry Children Need Other Choices

ANGRY CHILDREN Need Other Choices A good anger management plan teaches children healthy alternatives to explosive behavior. Unhealthy choices include sarcasm, dirty looks, yelling, stomping, and unkind words. But if children or adults are going to respond in healthy ways, they need to have some...

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Parenting Tips: An Immediate Follow Through

AN IMMEDIATE Follow Through A valuable tool in the discipline process is an Immediate Follow Through. Immediate is an important word here. Immediate Follow Through teaches children to obey quickly. Delayed follow through gives children an ambiguous message. We're not suggesting that you become...

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