When we meet parents with conflicting parenting styles or who disagree about parenting, they often talk about wanting to get “on the same page.” This can be a tall order….
…she had time to think about it calmly, she said “Mommy, you gave me the chance to mark the page and now I lost my page because I didn’t do…
…of connection with our kids. What are some key ways you feel the DTC Alumni page has encouraged you in your parenting? I am a big fan of the DTC…
…or host a group. Go to the course page you are interested in taking Browse Courses Above. On the course page, select the small group option that fits your group…
…students to think about. Taylor’s solution: a beautiful, one-page summary she created for her child’s teachers. “If you have a child with a lot of needs, you’ve got stacks of…
…Mini-Course & Family Guide Mean Words Hurt! Are They Trash, Truth, or Treasure? A 7-session mini-course with 30-page workbook and activity guide where you’ll learn to turn hurtful words into…
…renovated Workshop Speaker page to learn more. As you will learn in this blog post, we now have coaches and speakers available worldwide!* Want more detailed stories? Tune in to…
…the candle, read that day’s page from their advent book, and some scripture or a brief devotional. Then they moved the figurines for Mary, Joseph and donkey a tiny bit…
…you and your spouse get on the same page how to gather a professional team and personal support for the journey with your child We hope that you have been…
…scripture on the page was, “Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.” (Proverbs 12:18) I felt pretty discouraged and curled up on the…
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