How to Get in Touch with Your Girl and Close the Generational Gap
“Okay Boomer” has become part of the cultural vernacular. Unfamiliar with the phrase? Let me translate. Boomers are, of course, those born in the Baby Boom generation, … Read More
Why the Internet Makes a Crummy Christian Parent
As parents, we’re tasked with providing our girls with a safe, loving, and fostering environment in which to grow. Thanks to the internet, today’s world is full … Read More
Your Diet of Words Either Affirms or Rejects Her
You’ve heard it said “You are what you eat.” Essentially, what you ingest is what either nourishes you, or destroys you. What if I told you the … Read More
Grace is the Key to a Strong Biblical Worldview
You’ve gotten your girl to open up to you. Great! But wait? What she said isn’t sitting right with you. Perhaps her actions aren’t ideal, even problematic. … Read More
Make Easter More Special When Your Girl Plans the Celebration
Do you live in Easter mode all year long? I’m not talking about fluffy bunnies and chocolate cream eggs, though who doesn’t love those? I’m talking empty … Read More
No One Ever Changed Their Opinions After Getting Yelled At
It can be incredibly frustrating to have a conversation with someone who has a different opinion than you—now imagine that person is your daughter! As our girls … Read More
When Sibling Rivalry Rages, Point Her to Identity in Christ
It’s the age-old struggle of younger siblings everywhere: back-to-school-season means trying to convince a new set of teachers that you are, in fact, just as great … Read More
God Gives the True Beauty That Never Fades
When it comes to a standard of beauty, your girls is bombarded with so many opinions of what she should look like. Have you ever noticed her … Read More
Complaining: The Result of a Gratitude-Dry Heart
Is your daughter a chronic complainer? Whether she’s a whiny kiddo or a griping teenager, as the parent who provides for her, it can be frustrating to … Read More
Mind the Scripture Gap: Give Her the Gift of Words
In the early 1980s researchers found that children living in poverty heard 30 million fewer words by the age of three than those from middle-class families. In … Read More
Give Her Friend Tapestry Some Extra Variation
Thanks to jam-packed schedules and not a whole lot of free play time, kids today are experiencing less and less of what’s known as Mixed-Age Play, which … Read More
Kids Aren’t Meant to Hurry–That’s an Adult Trait
Have you ever said something like “Hurry up and tie your shoes… oh forget it, just let me do it,” Me too. We have places to be … Read More