This is the second in a series of posts on DIY superhero VBS. The first post gave a detailed overview of the week. Below is the first of three Emcee scripts for the Opening each evening. You can also download and print … Continue reading Superhero VBS On A Budget: Emcee Script, The Mighty Multiplier
Phoebe Buffay kept rat babies. They had names, regular feedings, and a bedtime schedule. We Friends fans snickered as Phoebe and her boyfriend rearranged their priorities to accommodate their new parenting responsibilities. Ah, that wacky, zany situation comedy! This next part isn’t a joke…I once cared for … Continue reading Why Your Child Doesn’t Obey
Your child will try to bargain with you. Your response will impact your parent-child relationship and the mood in your home. Continue reading Parenting: Compromising Without Caving
Have you ever looked at your child and wondered, Whose kid is this? Whether it’s talent, likes and dislikes, or the way he views life in general…he just doesn’t make sense to you. Yet it’s your responsibility to nurture him, provide for him, and … Continue reading Tips for Parenting a Child Whose Personality is Different From Yours
My son loves a clear plan. Any time we get in the car, for example, Little Red wants to know the details. Where are we going? What road is it on? What is it close to? How long does it take to … Continue reading Tips for Parenting A Child Whose Personality is Like Yours
My team and I sourced many ideas from Pinterest for our Superhero VBS. This begins a series of posts where I will share detailed information about our experience. Bible Truth When we follow God, He can do amazing things in … Continue reading Superhero VBS On A Budget: Overview
In this series about setting emotional boundaries, I’ve been encouraging parents to express their emotions to their children in a productive way. If we verbalize how our kids’ words and actions are affecting us, we can then set boundaries and preserve our … Continue reading More Tips for Healthy Talk About Emotions: Setting Emotional Boundaries with Your Child, Part Three
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