Giving your children what they need likely won't appear fair to them and sometimes even you.

Helping your child understand doesn't mean they have to agree.

Your child benefits from using their imagination, foster it.

Emotions can often create urgency, but should they?

Obedience matters. So does courage. Your child needs both.

In this issue, we discuss how natural consequences often become a child's best teacher.

In this issue, we explore how your marriage shapes your children's understanding of love, commitment, and family.

In this issue, we explore why your example often shapes your child more powerfully than your words.

In this issue, we explore why the quality of your child's friendships matters far more than the quantity.

In this issue, we discuss why teaching children to leave people and places well builds gratitude, humility, and respect.

In this issue, we discuss when helping becomes hindering and how to raise confident problem-solvers.

In this issue, as parents, one of the most important things we can learn is to distinguish between childhood and sin.

In this issue, most parents have an opinion. Few have considered what "the rod" actually meant.

In this issue, how the dollars matter far less than the life lessons.

In this issue, as our children become teenagers, our approach to conversations and advice has to change with them.

In this issue, we explore the reality that parenting is a learn-as-you-go experiment.

In this issue, we examine how to move bedtime from the finish line of the day to intentional parenting time.

In this issue, we explore what your teen really means and how to actually treat them like an adult.

In this issue, we discuss the value of activities in building lasting memories of your child’s time at home.

In this issue, Stop Counting to Three. Right away, obedience is possible. Find out how.