The Heart of a Child
Before leaping into the New Year pause and consider your dreams for your child to grow to be a boy or girl of great character, filled with the Fruit of the Spirit. Review the list and consider what ones your … Continue reading →
Karen Whiting
I'm the author of thirty books with three more releasing in the coming year. I have also written more than 800 articles for over 70 periodicals. I'm the former host of the television series Puppets on Parade, mother of five, and a grandmother. I love to let creativity splash across the pages as I write. I also enjoy adventures like zip lining, scuba diving, horseback and camel riding and all sorts of water activities.
Fear and children by Karen Whiting
Masks, scarecrows, and scary scenes may cause nightmares and raise fears in young children. That makes this season a great time to chat about fear ad trusting God. Read Isaiah 41:10 and post it: So do not be afraid. I … Continue reading →
Disasters and Children
Our country experienced major disasters of hurricanes, floods, and fires over the past several weeks. It’s an opportunity to help our children develop compassion and trust. My five children, aged 2 to 15, at the time of Hurricane Andrew, remained … Continue reading →
Building Communication Skills
We talk, we yak, we chat, both in person, online, and via phone and texting. But, do we really communicate? Do we model good conversation and effective communication to our children? Do we build relationships with words?
Continue reading →Latest Art Craze: Poured Painting
My granddaughter Lily’s new favorite activity is poured painting. She chooses a few acrylic colors, and thins them with water and a pour painting medium (a type of varnish) made for this activity. This helps the paint flow easily. Next … Continue reading →
Celebrate Freedom
It’s almost Independence Day when we celebrate our country’s freedom. It’s celebrates the day early American leaders signed the Declaration of Independence. Read this important document. On that day the Liberty Bell was rung to let people know the great … Continue reading →