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Effective consequences
It’s difficult for a strong-willed child to think long term. When the consequences are extended, it loses the power to modify behavior.
John and Kendra Smiley
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Should I let the kids win?
Kids like to play games and it’s great when they can play them with their parents. But the age-old question is this, should Mom and Dad let the kids win?
It’s not fair!
Helping your children learn to cope with the inequality of life will help them as they transition into adulthood because in truth, life is not typically fair.
I can’t hear you when you whine
How can parents bring whining children under control?
Homework – the good, bad & ugly
Some parents believe homework is too stressful and takes too much of the children’s time. Others think it is essential and teaches important skills like time management.
Let go of worried thoughts
During this unprecedented time of stress and concern, we need to be intentional about our thought lives. Dr. Linda shares a prescription for letting go of worried thoughts.
Handling false accusation
When you are falsely accused, you often have no power to deal with the situation. Therefore, knowing how to respond in a godly way is key.
Prescriptions for anxiety
During this pandemic your anxiety may feel like it's increasing by the day. But God teaches us how to be anxious about nothing in Philippians 4:6-8.