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Are You Missing an Important Element of Discipline?

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How to Parent Overt Disobedience

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How to Parent Passive Disobedience

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Should I Use Time Out To Discipline My Children?

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Kids and Cell Phones – A Guide for Christian Parents

How to Address “Dating Evangelism” – Tips from the Book of Ezra

4 Reasons Parents Have a Hard Time Disciplining Their Kids

Parenting Tips from the 10 Commandments

Ways Christian Parents Can Discipline Their Children

When Kids Don’t Care About Their Consequences

Tips for Technology and Media in Christian Families

Getting Kids to Listen and Obey

Help! My Kids Fight ALL the Time!

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20 Ways Christian Parents Can Discipline Their Children

The Truth About Parental Consistency

Harsh Punishments – Why They Don’t Work

Why Do Children Lie?

Natural and Logical Consequences: Examples and Uses

Why Kids Ask So Many Questions and How to Build Trust with Your Answers

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How to Use a Behavior Chart to Improve Behavior

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