Parents: It’s time to bring the shock factor!
Listen Now: Shocking Grace
How do you fight against teenage rebellion? Sometimes we need to shock them with an act of grace.
Today, Trace Embry of Shepherd’s Hill Academy addresses the “basically a good kid” fallacy.
Listen Now: Good Kid
Have you ever heard one of your kids’ friends described this way?
Blessed to re-air top performing classic programs of License to Parent. Listen to an enlightened conversation in this classic with Holly Hunter where she shares her twenty plus years experience of helping parents with out-of-control teenagers. Thanks for joining us today!
Listen Now: Classic: Holly Hunter Gives Parents Options to Help Their Troubled Teen
Friend of Trace - Holly Hunter Holly Hunter is the founder of Hunter Investigations, LLC and Safe Passage Global. It is her passion and calling to help families in crisis. For more than twenty years she has been a private investigator helping …
It’s the same for kids and adults. We all have two ears and one mouth. Is this a coincidence? Let’s discuss how this physical truth applies to our parenting.
Listen Now: Two Ears One Mouth
I’m sure you’ve heard why God gave us two ears and one mouth, right? It’s so that we will listen twice as much as we speak.
If it’s shocking, you’ll get people’s attention. But is this the best tactic? Find out!
Listen Now: Comic Relief
Shock value is one of the easiest ways to draw an audience, but it’s also the most primitive type of humor.
When do I start paying my child for chores? Is it a good idea to reward all work? Find out!
Listen Now: Paying Kids for Chores
Last time I discussed the importance of chores and the impact they have on our kids’ emotional wellbeing. Today I want to talk about financially compensating our kids for their work.
Do your children help around the house? Do they have specific tasks that they are responsible for? If not, it may be time to start assigning them some responsibilities.
Listen Now: The Blessing of Chores
Serve your kids by giving them chores. Let’s work with our kids; not for them.
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