Art of Training

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12 Parenting Essentials

1. Love. Love is many a thing, from a feeling that might be selfish, to a service done in secret. Love can be the crest of an emotion, or it can be the toil of assistance.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: February 1999
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Art of Training, Husband/Wife Relations

A Cup of Tea

When Ryshoni Joy turned four years old last month, her birthday requests included a tea set and an apron. Unlike her mother, Rysha is the classic “little lady.”

By: Rebekah Joy (Pearl) Anast
Date: June 2007
Topics: Attitudes, Art of Training, Girls, Influences, Parent/Child Relations, Family Interest, Homeschooling

A Husband for Laura Rose?

Are you raising a husband for Laura Rose? This is not just any Laura Rose. This one is a real Pearl—our six-month-old granddaughter.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: May 2003
Topics: Art of Training

A Promise

Little Molly and her Mommy were filled with anticipation of Grandma’s visit this afternoon.

By: Debi Pearl
Date: August 2008
Topics: Art of Training, Parent/Child Relations, Mothers/Women

A Thankful Heart

Children Learn Heart Attitudes from Mom and Dad’s Actions

By: Nathan Joel Pearl
Date: June 2007
Topics: Attitudes, Art of Training, Influences, Parent/Child Relations, Perspective, Family Interest, Homeschooling

All You Need Is Love

Our granddaughter Gracie is now 16 months of age and a delightful buzzsaw of activity.

By: Debi Pearl
Date: February 2007
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Fathers/Men, Art of Training

Attention!

How do you train your children to talk one at a time when they all want your attention at once?

By: Teresa Ware and Debi Pearl
Date: June 2008
Topics: Art of Training, Self Control, Family Interest

Butterflies and Backdoors

With five children still at home, their friends come in like mosquitoes in Louisiana; you just try to ignore the buzz and hope they don’t eat too much.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: February 1999
Topics: Art of Training, Girls, The Rod

Child Labor

Dad always had a mischievous habit of asking visiting children (of all ages) a question: “Hey little man, what do you do for a living?”

By: Rebekah Joy Anast
Date: March 2004
Topics: Art of Training

Child Training Marathon

Deb and I were teaching several seminars in a one-hundred-mile radius. One family requested that we stay with them the entire week and critique their child training.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: September 1997
Topics: Art of Training

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