Parenting Archives

With warmer temperatures comes a challenge for parents: how to help their daughters dress modestly?

The orphans of the world, whether in Russia or India or Alabama, are among the most vulnerable imaginable. And Jesus has identified the “least of...

Dr. Gina Burkart looks back on the Harry Potter series from the perspective of an educator, parent and Christian.

One thing we determined to do early and as often as necessary was to apologize to our children. We noticed almost immediate benefits from this...

“Children are resilient.” I have said this a thousand times. I no longer buy it.

There are at least five things you can offer your child that no peer can match.

Thriving families don’t just happen. Healthy and happy families are the result of deliberate intention, determination, and practice.

To enjoy motherhood, every woman needs to give herself permission to be free. What does that mean to a woman of faith?

A new Barna Group study shows that most young people have clear ideas of what they would like to do, and their faith plays a role in their...

The year my newly adopted daughter became a U.S. citizen crowned all of my Fourth of July's...

It’s important that our homes be a place where everyone can release their tension in appropriate ways and find a respite and relief.

Good manners do more than make children pleasant to have around; they equip your kids to face varied social situations successfully.

I'm happy to announce that over the past few years, more and more families are making the intentional effort to have regular, family-mealtimes. ...

Alcohol abuse among teens is becoming an enormous problem in America.

"It's a boy!" a friend yelled when her grandson was born. Well, one set of new parents in Canada is yelling, "It's a secret!"