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Raising Godly Girl Conversations Can Start Simply
Does your girl ignore you? It’s infuriating, isn’t it?! Perhaps she inserts her earbuds to drown you out or maybe she simply walks away. I urge you: … Read More
Does your girl ignore you? It’s infuriating, isn’t it?! Perhaps she inserts her earbuds to drown you out or maybe she simply walks away. I urge you: … Read More
Is your girl a chronic complainer? One moment she’s grumbling about her haircut and the next she’s griping about the weather. The more time you spend around … Read More
Cyberbullying is increasingly common among children under 18. Search engine data shows the volume of worldwide searches for “cyberbullying” has increased three-fold since 2004, with the majority … Read More
If you had to guess how many passages of Scripture you have hanging on the walls of your home, how many would you say? When raising Godly … Read More
How often does your daughter hear you apologize to her or another loved one when you are wrong? Raising your girl to be a woman of integrity … Read More
Your girl is shouldering more stress and difficulty than usual. Chances are she isn’t going to ask for help when she needs it. Regularly checking in with … Read More
Kids are not the best at engaging in conversation with their parents. The age-old question of “How was your day?” has led to many eye rolls and … Read More
Do you catch your daughter saying negative things about herself? Maybe she uses phrases like, “I’ll never get that right,” or “I’m always messing up!” These words … Read More
As your girl grows and develops mentally, her body changes and matures physically. The hormonal fluctuations caused by puberty can create a whirlwind of emotions within her. … Read More
How does your daughter let it out? Let out her emotions, thoughts, and feelings to process them in a healthy way? Difficult emotions boil up if there aren’t … Read More
When your daughter was a baby, you desperately wanted her to imitate you–to repeat “mama,” to hold her spoon, to walk steadily. No matter her age today, … Read More
Is your girl the oldest child, the youngest child, or right in the middle? Maybe she’s an only child. No matter her birth order, being a sister … Read More