One of the greatest lessons you can teach your children is they are not alone.  They can ask God to be with them throughout the day. 

Laughter is necessary and beneficial to our health, just like food and water.  

Matching the desires of a parent to the purposes of God for their child(ren) should always be a goal.  

Speaking harshly to a child, degrading them, screaming and losing control as an adult, either verbally or physically, is not discipline.

We are living in a world that is pressuring parents to allow secular culture to raise their children.

Strong willed children usually need more parental focus, time and attention.

You will make a first impression of a person by their manners, how they greet you, respond to you, treat you, and behave in general.

Your challenge as a parent is learning the dynamics of your family and what makes each child tick.

A child’s obstinance and resistance is no reason to give in to improper behavior. Forceful compliance is a necessity when a child is young.

A parent’s role and goal is to raise well disciplined, respectful and godly children.

It is amazing how your children will hear everything you say as a parent, which means they are hearing everything around them.

The Bible clearly teaches children must obey their parents, which means parents must be able to direct their children.

You have to answer yes, no, or maybe, and your response may be detrimental to your child’s well being. So think before you speak!

A child will be deeply impacted by who is caring and educating them, and by what they are being taught.

Some parents feel like they are failing because of the challenges of dealing with the attitude and behavior of a strong-willed child.

A parent’s role in helping a child to understand their feelings when it comes to sexuality is an important aspect of parenting.

Making positive memories with our children is what they will carry into adulthood. Memories are the fabric of life and family.

The engineering of friendships is crucial to everyone’s spiritual, emotional, psychological and even physical well-being.

A parent must be very involved in making good decisions for their children and acquire the wisdom to do so.

“Let’s talk” may be two of the most important words you say to your child(ren). Your child needs to hear your voice even when you are not physically present.