Training up children in the way they should go.

Girls

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 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

Angry Child

I do have a question. How do I deal with an angry child? When he doesn't get his way, when I fix a breakfast he's not fond of, he acts angry and blames me.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: August 1998
Topics: Attitudes

Bad Attitude

In one of our recent seminars, a mother complained to Debi, “The children frustrate me so much...

By: Michael Pearl
Date: January 1996
Topics: Attitudes, Parent/Child Relations, Mothers/Women

Bad Days?

“Do I ever have a day where everything goes wrong and the children will not stop crying?” I sure do.

By: Shalom (Pearl) Brand
Date: December 2007
Topics: Attitudes, Parent/Child Relations, Family Interest

Barbie Dolls or Baby Dolls?

Many parents have expressed concern over Barbie-like dolls.

By: Debi Pearl
Date: January 1998
Topics: Girls

Blame

Blame was the second sin. Adam fell by eating the forbidden fruit, but he cut himself off from restoration when he blamed God for giving to him the woman who “caused” him to disobey.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: October 2007
Topics: Attitudes, Self Control, Perspective

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