Children want to feel they belong. As a family shows acceptance of the individual child, he or she develops a sense of belonging. Comparing one child to another makes a child feel left out and as though they do not measure … Continue reading →
Little girls (and boys) love playing “house.” They pretend they are moms or dads and care for their dolls or teddy bears as if they were their own children. I remember dressing my dolls for church, then putting them in … Continue reading →
Trinitee Stokes is a 12-year-old singer and actress from the Disney channel. She is best known for her role as Judy Cooper on the kids’ show K. C. Undercover, but also can be seen in several television commercials. Trinitee began … Continue reading →
■Author: Heidi St. John ■Pages: 176 ■Publisher: Tyndale Momentum ■ISBN-10: 149641277X ■ISBN-13: 978-1496412775 ■SRP: $12.99 ■Reviewed By: Cheryl Malandrinos A helpful resource for mothers. Rating: 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 We might not always think of ourselves as warriors, but the … Continue reading →
Some teen angst is normal, but when your teenage remains in a continual state of depression over a prolonged period, it’s time to delve deeper. One reason for teen depression that is often overlooked by Christian parents is the possibility … Continue reading →
Fear is part of the human condition. It starts early and can last a lifetime. So, how can we, as parents and grandparents, deal with fear when it manifests in the lives of our children and grandchildren?
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