When parents are asked why they would give their own kids a smartphone one of the most common answers they give is that they don’t want their sons and daughters ostracized for not having one.
The Over-Consumption of Technology By Our Kids Is being ostracized even a wise or valid reason? After all, kids being ostracized is a risk of having or not having or participating or not participating in something all the time. If our reference …
Solidifying a biblical worldview in our kids requires actually believing and applying the bible.
If our kids are to acquire and sustain a biblical worldview, an imperative for healthy spiritual and emotional health for Christian families, we must read, understand and actually heed what’s written in Scripture.
How you look at the past and apply it to Scripture will determine our future.
Believe it or not, the foundations of well-adjusted and well-behaved kids are all about worldview, or how they view the world.
If you want to keep your kids safe, protect them outside and inside the home.
It’s been said that today’s American culture is a child molester.
Learning from our past will help our children’s future.
There is a distinct direction to discipline.
Last time on License to Parent we heard from psychologist John Rosemond as he shared an example of how parenting approaches rooted in modern psychology have results. Unfortunately, they are the complete opposite of what was intended!
Listen to Part I of our discussion with John Rosemond HERE.
Parenting Priorities and Today's Culture Are we, as parents, taking our parenting advice from popular media? Science? Pop Psychology? Scripture? As Christian parents, it is important to take our cues from Scripture, walking in the foundations of …
Is discipline the same as punishment? We argue that they are the same. Here’s why.
There’s a false notion in too many parenting circles that has its root in too many of today’s so-called mental health professionals. It’s the idea that discipline and punishment are two separate issues.
