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7 Practical Tips for Picky Eaters
It is truly a God-given desire to feed your child healthy food. Unfortunately, this good desire can easily go awry when your child turns up his nose at what you consider to be essential nutrition. A picky eater’s rejection ofโฆ
Video: Sensory Input Techniques to Calm and Focus your Child
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Why “Asking Too Much” Can Be a Good Thing
When Moses told the nation of Israel to follow Godโs commandments and โimpress them on your children,โ (Deut. 6:7) he was not speaking just to parents but to an entire community. He knew individual families were vulnerable. He knew thatโฆ
How to Peel Your Kids Off the Screen
ย Itโs halfway through the summer, and youโre finding yourself in power struggles over screen time with your kids. Why canโt they simply obey you and get off the TV/video game/internet respectfully — when asked — with no whining, complaining,โฆ
What You Really Need for Motherโs Day
Hint: It’s not flowers, or chocolates, or a day at the spa! Motherโs Day. The one day a year when we moms are officially recognized for working our fannies off to be โall things to all people.โ The other 364โฆ
“Stop Whining!” – A Success Story!
A Thoughtful Approach to Whining “Whining” is a common problem whether children are toddlers, or teens demanding to get what they want. When parents try to make the whining or demanding stop, it usually backfires. Consider this story from aโฆ