How to Correct Your Child Lovingly and Gently
Discipline does not necessarily mean harsh punishment. We can teach our children what is right and wrong in a loving, godly way.
Discipline does not necessarily mean harsh punishment. We can teach our children what is right and wrong in a loving, godly way.
Sitting down with three parents, Anne, Fung Fong, and Chien Chong share their experiences on starting those difficult conversations with their children about love, sex, and marriage.
As parents, we hope our children will do well in school. But how can we do this without exasperating our kids, or worse—driving them in the opposite direction?
A father discovers that parenting is not just about nurturing his children, but also about his own maturing.
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What can parents do to nurture their children’s EQ? A father of two shares some practical tips.
A father of two shares his take on how parents can help equip their children to handle difficulties in life.
A father of two offers some advice on how parents can help their children know and grow in the Lord.
A father of two explores how parents can encourage their children’s interests—and what to do if they don’t approve of them.
A father of two looks at how we can affirm children’s joy in learning and help them make sense of the pressure of the rat race.