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

Cheerful, Authoritative, Consistent

Do you feel that you lack the wisdom to train up your children in the way they should go? Do you feel that you have been promoted to a job that is well beyond your skill level?

By: Michael Pearl
Date: December 2009
Topics: Art of Training, Parent/Child Relations

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

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