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How to encourage parents of children with special needs
Andrew and Rachel Wilson are parents of two children with special needs. They offer advice on what to say - and what not to say - to families.
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Parenting
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Having “the talk” with our kids
Having real conversations with your kids about sex might be uncomfortable, but it is vital to teach them about God’s design for sex and marriage.
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How do you greet your spouse?
Greeting your spouse in a loving way can reignite romance in your marriage, and re-center your heart.
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Live the Promise
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Parenting is a process not an event
We often hope that we can correct our children in one singular stroke of our parental brilliance.
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What parents wish they knew before having kids
Parents are often the ones learning lessons in the early years of parenting.
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Experiencing joy through adoption
Couples and families who are adopting can benefit from talking through some of the challenges newly adopted children might face as they join the family.
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Making disciples at home
Parents need to look no further than to Christ Himself to see how to disciple others, even our children.
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Helping children protect their bodies
Is there a way for parents to help protect their children from sexual abuse?
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Parenting successful children
We all want our children to grow up to be happy and successful adults. Here are 7 tips to help you raise successful kids:
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Helping your child succeed
Parents and children can work together to help bring success in school—and at home.
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Check your Emotional Intelligence
Do you know how to "read the room"? Dr. Linda Mintle offers five ways you can develop and hone the skills of Emotional Intelligence.
The trap of perfectionism
Are you pushing too much, overcorrecting, not allowing others to learn from their mistakes? Dr. Linda Mintle offers how to overcome perfectionism.