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Intentional Misbehaviors: “I Don’t Care!”

What do you do when your child doesn't seem to care? Addressing a hard heart is an important task for all Christian parents. Here we will identify some examples of intentional misbehaviors, what God has to say about hard hearts and what you can do to effectively address them.

How to Use a Behavior Chart

There are a variety of behavior charts available to parents. As long as they are seen as a temporary tool to get a child back on track, they can be very effective. Here we will explore how to use CfP's version of a behavior chart.

Behavior Chart Basics

Behavior charts are a common parenting tool. Here we explore the purpose of a behavior chart along with some cautions regarding its use.

Using the Circle of Blessing with Kids

This tool is a Christian parent's best friend. With it, you will be able to clearly communicate to your children what their behavior reveals about their heart and what they need to do to enjoy the blessings that come from obedience. Free printable included!

How to Discipline Children with Actions, Not Words

Parenting doesn't have to be complicated. Read on to find out how you can improve your child's behavior without saying a word.

What You Can do About Tattling

Not all tattles are created equal! Knowing what your child is after when he or she tattles will help you intervene effectively. Here we will go through some of the most common tattles and what you can do or say in response.

A Great Training Tool for Christian Parents

Changing our children's behavior is important, but addressing the heart attitudes behind those behaviors is what will create the lasting change we are looking for. Here we will go over own own parenting tool, Heart of the Matter Cards, what they are and how to use them with your little ones.

Attention-Seeking Behavior in Children

Do you have an attention-addict in your home? Find out the different signs of an attention seeking child as well as effective ways you can train and correct these behaviors.

Helping Your Toddler with Transitions

Toddlers and transitions can be like oil and water: they just don't mix well. Here you will learn effective ways to make your next transition from the playground, grandma's house or the local pool as smooth as possible.

Warning Children of the Consequences of Misbehavior

When our children disobey, bad things happen. Communicating this truth in times of calm along with the specific consequences that misbehavior brings is one way we can teach our children that a state of obedience is the best place to be.

Teaching Children the Blessings of Obedience

It is our job to help them see that obedience is more attractive than disobedience. Here are some suggestions on how to talk to children about the blessings that come from obeying Mom and Dad.

Tips for Creating and Posting Family Rules

We all have rules that we want our children to follow. But how many of us have these rules posted for all to see? Creating and posting family rules that are based on family values is one way increase compliance in children and accountability in parents.
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