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This week we were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of a longtime Crosswalk.com contributor. Barbara Curtis died unexpectedly of a stroke on Tuesday, October 30, 2012. She was 64.

This ill-mannered guest rubs off on you, distracts you, gets your priorities out of whack. So why do you keep turning on the tube?

The ability to work hard, to tolerate frustration, and to take responsibility doesn’t just happen without a push from parents.

1. Visit the library... 5. Turn down the volume... 10. Introduce series books...

Mother’s Day movie recommendations run the gamut from Bambi to Terminator 2. But mothers can be strong and tender too!

In all the years I’ve been listening, no mom has ever told me she wished she had had fewer children, but at least a hundred have told me they wish they’d had more.

The celebration of Jesus' sacrifice for us is a wonderful opportunity to allow the Resurrection to shine in your own life beginning this moment.

How can you honor this special time with your entire family? Barbara Curtis, mom of 12, offers some traditions...

Kids today certainly know they’re here because their parents chose not to abort them. This reality doesn't give all kids a warm, cozy feeling...

When moms like me are dropping everything to commit to a whole football game, you know there’s something supernatural going on.

“Wouldn’t the world be a better place if every family had a kid with Down syndrome?” I’ll never forget my 9-year-old son Matt saying this one day...

Thanksgiving was a uniquely inspired Christian celebration. Here are ways parents can pass the true story on to their children.

Exposure to classical music, art, and drama will enrich your children’s lives now and as they grow. You may even discover a budding Picasso or Pavarotti living right under your roof.

Even a little person can make a big difference. As Japan's disaster recovery unfolds, there are sure to be abundant lessons that will be relevant to children's hearts.

Bringing up a child is like watching a continuously unfolding miracle – as long as we can turn off that nagging inclination to say “Stop!” and tune into the learning potentials God has built into his little creations...

Today, I can see that who I am is not defined as much by what I have, but by the faith that defined my response to what I didn't have...

As new believers, we wanted our relationship with Christ to be part of our family’s daily life - not just Sunday only. Traditions provide vivid impressions for children which parents can build year after year...

Retard -- and the epithet retarded -- are destructive, hurtful, and damaging words. When the R-word is used as a put down, it negates the progress made individually and collectively by those within the disability community.

I grew up in Haiti as the daughter of missionary parents who were the real deal - not living an American lifestyle in a comfy house or missionary enclave, but living among the people they served.