"My child thinks the world revolves around him!" Does this ring true for you? Let's take a closer look at egocentrism in children and how parents can discipline and train children who are exhibiting such traits.
Lying is a common behavior problem in childhood. But why do some children lie more than others? And what can Christian parents do about it? Here we will explore some answers to both of these questions.
It can be hard to determine if difficult behaviors in our children are indicative of a more serious problem or if they are just a phase. Here we will take a look at some helpful insights on child development from the Gesell Institute of Human Development.
Guest blogger Dr. Anne Zachry shares the importance of tummy time. Learn creative tips and ways you can incorporate tummy time into your baby's daily routine.
If you have a sensitive preschooler, you will need to arm yourself with the right information and skills in order to teach and train her how to cope in a non-sensitive world. Here we will give you those tools you need.
Tweens are not an easy bunch to parent. Here we will explore the unique challenges of parenting this age group and some proactive things you can do to stay ahead of the peer pressure curve.
Our parenting skills and methods need to adjust as our kids age. Here you will learn effective ways to train and discipline your elementary aged child.
Preschoolers can be a tough bunch. Here you will learn how to manage behaviors specific to this age group as well as parenting tools needed to effectively train and make the most of this very malleable time of childhood.
The "terrible twos" don't have to be so terrible! Most of your work during this developmental stage will be in the form of education and re-direction. You will learn that consistency is key and that "no" doesn't have to be the most-used word in your home.
Discipline is not a four letter word. Fundamentally, it has to do with training. And, yes, even babies need that. Here you will learn how you can gently but effectively train your baby in the first year of life.
Allowing your toddler to be "in charge" in social situations is fraught with problems. Here we will explore just a few of those problems and some things you can do to help your little one develop good social skills.
Prayer is often our last resort when everything else fails. Let's make it our first response when faced with a parenting dilemma. When we "lean not on our own understanding" He promises to "make our paths straight."
