Don't pretend it away — It's always better to talk about what you've seen.
It may be that your child is simply feeling discouraged, anxious, tired, hungry, or afraid.
Sending messages of God’s grace and truth to our kids, even in the midst of the struggle.
Sometimes we can say everything we need to — without words.
Learning to respond to a child’s meltdown with confident compassion instead of condescension, control, or cowering.
Some practical ways to help kids develop the rich emotional insight they need for wonderful relationships in life.
Steps to walk alongside our children learning about emotions and empathy for others.
A narcissistic child is one that acts as if he or she is superior to others, feels entitled to special treatment, and craves attention from others.
By involving children in financial decisions in an age-appropriate way, you give them the tools to make their own decisions later in life.
If we don’t hop online with intention or evaluate what we’re seeing, we can end up comparing others’ best day to our every day.