Stressed out by Christmas presents? Try this simple approach to godly gift giving.
By Trina Conner Schaetz
How to keep your children safe in church
Complied by Brad Lewis
"We are raising our 3-year-old granddaughter and I'm concerned about something. Sometimes when I lay her down for her nap, she starts to masturbate. Sometimes she does it when she's experienced a stressful situation, but other times that's not the case. Is this normal?"
by Karen L. Maudlin, Psy.D.
No longer a child, not yet a teenager. Why this stage is as confusing for your child as it is for you.
by Mark Oestreicher
Guide your child's behavior with strategies for every age and stage
By Karen Miller, LCSW with Kevin A. Miller
Get the gang together for this quick, easy devotional time.
From Heritage Builders
Get the gang together and grow closer to God
and each other
From Heritage Builders
My 7-year-old son has started lying to me about little things, and he's begun to hit me in anger. His father and I were divorced three years ago because my ex-husband became violent. After we left, my son and I moved and I married again. We have recently moved once again, which may be part of his problem, but he's too young to acknowledge that something is bothering him. How can we help him when we don't know what's wrong? And how should I handle his behavior?
By Karen L. Maudlin, Psy.D.
Put some action into your Christmas with this fun family treasure hunt.
By Letitia Suk
Daily faith builders from Awana
I have a 12-year-old daughter who I constantly butt heads with. It seems like everything she does gets under my skin—the way she talks to her siblings, the way she runs late in the morning, the way she "forgets" to do her chores. I feel like I'm lacking in motherly love for her, and I feel terrible about it. What can I do?
by Karen L. Maudlin, Psy.D.
Daily faith builders from Awana
Make family conflict work for you
by Harry R. Jackson, Jr.
Who'd have thought an injured kitten could deepen my family's faith?
By Noelle Ingram
Skin-tight T-shirts and hip-slung jeans are the hallmarks of fashion for teen girls. Here's how you can help your daughter make choices that show off her heart, not her body
By Dannah Gresh
How children really learn to follow God
By Kevin Young
Get close to nature and each other on a simple family hike
by Cindy Crosby
Daily faith builders from Awana