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10 Ways to Be a Fun Parent

Christian Children's Authors Posted on June 27, 2013 by Linda McQuinn CarlblomJune 28, 2013

I know, I know. You’re thinking If it were easy to be a fun parent, we’d all do it. True. But what’s not to love about something that’s fun and totally free? As those summer days start to drag, these boredom busters … Continue reading →

Posted in Family Activities, Memory Maker, Parenting | Tagged being silly, decrease parenting tension, Family fun, free family fun, fun parenting, summer boredom | 6 Replies

Service Projects for Kids

Christian Children's Authors Posted on June 24, 2013 by Janice D. GreenJune 24, 2013

How do we teach our children to think outside themselves in a world that tries to cater to their every self-indulgent wants and needs? What is the typical response of most children when you ask them to do their chores … Continue reading →

Posted in Family Activities, Youth and Children's Ministry | Tagged Service Project, Service projects for kids | 2 Replies

On Really Seeing Children – Part 2.

Christian Children's Authors Posted on June 20, 2013 by Penny ReeveJune 28, 2013

So, after reading yesterday’s post, I wonder if you’ve figured out what type of adult you might be to the children in your life? Are you the type that avoids interaction with children, or the type that really sees them? … Continue reading →

Posted in Church Life, Family Activities, Grandparents, Life changes, Parenting, Service Projects, Youth and Children's Ministry | Tagged adults and children, children, discipleship, encouragement, mentoring, mission, Penny Reeve, service, worldview | 3 Replies

Time Flies

Christian Children's Authors Posted on June 15, 2013 by Terri ForehandJune 28, 2013

Time flies, doesn’t it? We all get busy with deadlines, appointments, assignments, holidays, weekend activities, and the routine daily chores of living and how often do we miss something important? I am guilty as charged, missing deadlines by a day … Continue reading →

Posted in Family Activities, Parenting | Tagged Prayer Journaling, Time Management | Leave a reply

Making Summer Memories

Christian Children's Authors Posted on June 14, 2013 by Diane StortzJune 28, 2013

This summer is a busy one—lots of travel, most of it to visit family. I greatly value these visits because I have lived my entire adult life far from my parents and siblings. Because summer means road trip for so … Continue reading →

Posted in Family Activities, Family Stories/Memories, Memory Maker | Tagged Christian Children's Authors, Christian Children's Authors Blog, Diane Stortz, familiy activities, Family stories / memories | Leave a reply

10 Tips for Taking Your Kids to the Ball Park

Christian Children's Authors Posted on June 13, 2013 by Linda McQuinn CarlblomJune 28, 2013

As a baseball fan, you’d love to take your kids to the ball park, but the thought of keeping your little ones in a confined space for three hours is daunting. Will they be bored? Whiney? Will it be a … Continue reading →

Posted in Family Activities, Memory Maker, Parenting | Tagged AZ Diamondbacks, ball park, baseball, Chase Field, kids at the ball park | Leave a reply

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