Are You a Tiger Parent?
Having unrealistic expectations of children not only discourages them, but also teaches them the wrong lessons about worldly success and God’s grace.
Having unrealistic expectations of children not only discourages them, but also teaches them the wrong lessons about worldly success and God’s grace.
A Bible teacher looks at what “Train up a child …” really says—and what it doesn’t.
Children often learn how to respond to life’s demands from the content they consume. An author reflects on her childhood experiences with media and how parents can shape their children’s responses to struggles in their lives.
A new dad talks to a (slightly) older dad about pointing their kids to their heavenly Father. Both are still learning.
A mother discovers the beauty of God’s sovereignty, amidst life plans turned upside down.
A pastor is confronted with his idolatry of work, as he juggles between serving others outside and his family at home.
It can feel impossible to think about faithfulness in these early weeks, months, and years of caring for little ones. A young mother offers a fresh perspective.
Know yourself, know your child, and reflect God’s heart in your parenting.
Ever felt like you can’t get along with your child? There’s more to meet the eye, says a developmental psychologist.
A decision to avoid stressing her kids with tuition ended in regret, but this mother received reassurance and a new revelation of God’s heart.