We Don’t Have a Moral License to Sin
“Moral Licensing” is a term researchers use to describe a rather shocking phenomenon in the study of human morality. In basic terms, this term describes how people … Read More
Public Oversharing and Guarding Her Heart
As some parents struggle to get their girl to open up emotionally, other parents are desperate to get their girl to zip it! I’m talking about the … Read More
Mental Health is Found Under the Stars
Have you ever stepped outside on a starry night to take in the majesty of the heavens? Being part of the outdoors provides opportunities for discovery and … Read More
A Secular Job Done for the Glory of God Still Honors God
Your daughter probably dreams about what she wants to be when she grows up. Christian girls in particular can feel the pressure to make sure that what … Read More
No Boys Allowed…Every Once in a While
When’s the last time your daughter was surrounded by the company of just girls? For some, it almost never happens! Maybe she has brothers, boys in her … Read More
How Can You Transform Difficulty Into Goodness?
Today’s girls are experiencing a laundry list of difficulties that will shape their outlook on the world for a lifetime. If viewed without whole trust in God, … Read More
A Reverent Heart Toward Worship
I recently heard a pastor say “I don’t mind hearing babies cry, because it means the church has a future.” I love that! But answer honestly—might … Read More
Teach Your Family to Live In-The-Now Rather than Online
Have you heard your girl utter the phrase “doing it for the ‘gram” and thought to yourself, huh?! Allow me to decode— ‘gram means Instagram. As in, … Read More
Avoiding Excuses by Putting Our Best Foot Forward
“Give yourself grace” has become a more mainstream term over the past few years. Popping up everywhere from book covers to social media memes, the self-kindness … Read More
Teaching Your Daughter Emotional Intelligence
Have you ever seen the hilarious tweets tagged with the hashtag [Reasons My Kid Is Crying]? Parents share things like “She says her ice cream is too … Read More
Teaching Your Daughter Long-Term Habit Change
Studies show adding small new behaviors to existing ones makes way for big habitual change. For example, if your family watches TV nightly, but each of you struggle to carve out time … Read More
Giving an Update to the End-of-Day Report
As our kids go back to school, whether in-person or remotely, time spent around the dinner table together becomes extra important. But don’t fall into the “how … Read More