Maybe youโve received a message from your childโs teacher about his behavior at school, or you want to set your child up for a good experience as she begins a new activity. Communicating with teachers, coaches, and other adults aboutโฆ
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Have you ever wondered, โWhatโs going on with my child? Is this โnormalโ behavior, or is there something more going on?โ If youโve asked these questions, you may be wondering if itโs worth seeking a diagnosis for your struggling child. โฆ
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If youโre reading this, you probably hope to bring more connection, grace, and unconditional love into your parenting this year. And maybe youโre wondering how you can get your whole family on the same page. The Connected Families Framework canโฆ
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The Connected Families Podcast continues to encourage and equip parents all over the world. Did you know we recently exceeded 1 million listens? THANK YOU! As we head into another year of podcasting, we thought it would be fun toโฆ
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Grandparents, we have something specifically for you today! (If youโre a parent, listen and then consider sharing this episode with a grandparent in your life.) You long to build more connection into your relationships with your grandchildren or to beโฆ
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Are you looking forward to celebrating Christmas with family but dreading unsolicited advice from well-meaning relatives? You are not alone. Changes in your daily routines, travel, lack of sleep, and large gatherings set the stage for parenting challenges. Sometimes theseโฆ
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Todayโs podcast is part two of a series on how the gospel informs the Connected Families Framework. Part one explored the gospel in the first three layers of the Framework. Todayโs conversation will unpack how the gospel is woven intoโฆ
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with Dr. Troy Spurrill
Before you had children you may have held idealistic visions of what family life and parenting would be like someday. For some parents, as their hopes and expectations meet the realities of daily life, they begin to feel disillusioned. Insecuritiesโฆ
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If youโre here, your parenting goal is likely to have a connected family. But what do you do when you have a child who is pulling away from you? A child who does not seem to want connection?ย Feelings ofโฆ
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