What to Do About Bad Grades on Your Child’s Report Card (Without Nagging) | Ep. 313
Have you ever felt like your child just doesn’t care about their bad grades on their report card, no matter how much you push, remind,
Back-to-School Season: When “I Hate You” Rides Home from Pickup | [Mini-Episode]
“I hate you!” When those words fly on the ride home after school, it’s easy to feel stuck. In this back-to-school season mini episode, host
Parenting a Neurodivergent Child: How to Advocate at School | Ep. 310
That sinking feeling when another teacher’s email arrives, listing everything your child did “wrong” again? If you’re parenting a neurodivergent child, you likely know this
Should I Homeschool? Discerning What’s Best for Your Family | Ep. 309
Asking yourself, “Should I homeschool,” this school year? It’s a weighty question—and one you don’t have to answer on your own. In this episode, host
Lonely Motherhood No More: Finding Connection, Joy, and Support | Ep. 308
We were never meant to walk the parenting journey alone. In this heartwarming and eye-opening episode, host Cindy Wilson (Director of Education, Equipping, and Research
How to Stay Calm With Kids Fighting | Ep. 307
As a self-described sensitive and intense mom raising two sensitive and intense daughters, Laura Way, Content Manager at Connected Families, wraps up our summertime conflict
Sibling Conflict: A Christian Parent’s Guide to Raising Peacemakers at Home | Ep. 306
Bickering. The escalating voices in the next room make you wonder whether to referee or run the other way. If sibling conflict has become the
Big Emotions Start Somewhere: The Hidden Stress Your Kids Carry | Ep. 295
Why Is Parenting So Hard? Finding Grace and Truth in the Struggle | Ep. 294
From Feeling Like a Bad Mom to Deeply Loved | Ep. 293
Family Meetings for Kids: A Weekly Habit That Builds Family Teamwork! | Ep. 292
(Updated) How to Motivate Children: What the Research Says | Ep. 291
Every parent knows the feeling: you need the dishes done, the toys picked up, or the laundry folded… and your child is nowhere near motivated