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It’s a rare mom who doesn’t struggle with anger, but the root cause is often not really her children’s behavior. by Melinda Means Mar 2008 |
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A close family doesn’t just happen. It takes unselfish acts of love and time invested in loved ones’ lives. by Denny Van Scoy, Sr. Mar 2008 |
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Most teens don’t believe in absolute truth, right and wrong, and have grown numb to the pressures and temptations in their culture. by Matt Crowe Mar 2008 |
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How can a family cope when one of them has a bipolar type of schizophrenia and addiction to alcohol and drugs? by Debbie Thurman Mar 2008 |
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What should a Christian’s response be when encountering irritating people and circumstances? by Debbie Thurman Feb 2008 |
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Issues around raising children are tricky for Christian moms married to non-Christian husbands by Kimberly Ripley Feb 2008 |
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As Christian teens and adults, our identities are uniquely vulnerable; how can we stop allowing the theft to happen? by Matt Crowe Feb 2008 |
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Adolescent/parent relationships do not have to be adversarial. There are some basic tools and tricks of the trade that parents can enlist to ensure their preteen will be ushered into the teenage years and promoted to adulthood with grace and a minimum of discord.
by Angela Dion Jan 2008 |
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The aching desire to grow up makes teenagers ripe for the lures of worldly temptations. How can we raise our children to battle worldly temptations and win?
by Joanna Young Jan 2008 |
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Children as young as age eight have admitted to being addicted to pornography. Do you know what your child is viewing on the Internet? There are resources for parents to help turn their addicted children away from porn. by Lindsay Scranton Jan 2008 |
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How can Christian parents cope with the life-threatening condition of their child? Here’s advice for going through the trial, especially knowing that other people watch Christians at times of trial to see if their faith is real, and advice for what to do when the trauma is over. by Nancy Minsky Jan 2008 |
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When it’s time for children to take their solo flight — whether through going off to college, starting a new job, or getting married — parents suddenly are forced to allow their children to leave the nest. Actually doing it is easier said than done.
by MaryAnn Diorio, Ph.D. Jan 2008 |
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Research shows that reading to a child and teaching children the importance of reading are fundamental to their emotional, educational and developmental success.
by Michelle Hensley Dec 2007 |
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Is your daughter facing pressure from boys and likely to be in a situation where she ignores her Christian identity and your parenting guidelines? The good news is you have some options for safeguarding your daughter by Birdie Courtright Dec 2007 |
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What can you do to help at-risk children? by Randy Welch Dec 2007 |
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When kids won’t talk, it’s often the parents’ fault; here’s how to change that environment by Lindsay Scranton Nov 2007 |
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How can parents show their children what joy is and instill it daily? by Kimberly Ripley Nov 2007 |
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How to make crucial life-long differences in your child or another child’s life by Ken C. Cross Nov 2007 |
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