Homeschool Archives

January is a month to celebrate the positive forward thinking that brought your family to this very moment in time.

Parents need to understand that one popular dating app our teens are flocking to is adult oriented, Tinder.

There’s still time, even in mid-December and no matter how old your children are, to reshape how your family celebrates Christmas.

It's a fact that teenagers today seem to be crossing their fingers behind their back more and more. They are cheating and stealing more, too.

For adolescents, gratitude is a vital piece not only for character formation but also for day-to-day perspective.

Here in South Africa we cannot imagine a lifestyle where children are not outdoors most of the time. What about your kids?

One of the biggest complaints from parents and teenagers alike is that there is often little or no communication between the two groups. Perhaps...

“I don’t need your help!” How do you respond to statements like these from your teenager?

Staying home with our children, while sweet, presents a challenge: lived-in homes get messy more quickly than empty ones.

I am glad I have daughters. They are strong and smart and serene. They are not afraid of your sons. And neither am I.

One of the most attractive aspects of homeschooling is the ability to spend time together reading.

As the parent of a son, your sacred duty is to help him grow up to manhood in ways that honor God's good design.

If you're one of the few with an only child at home, you may be asking, "Can I homeschool my only child?" The answer is yes!

It’s natural for parents to panic when it comes to addressing sex with children. But if we don't talk with our kids we open them up to potential...

If we were all afforded the luxury of turning back and giving ourselves advice, this is exactly what I'd say to myself: