Training up children in the way they should go.

Girls

Safeguarding Your Children

...Dad's reaction and openness about sin, and God's hatred of sin gave us assurance in dealing with the world when Dad wasn't around...

By: Rebekah and Gabriel Anast
Date: September 2003
Topics: Fathers/Men, Family Interest, Girls

Serious Smile

If you look at the quality of your trust, your smile may vanish, but if you look to the success of Him whom you trust, there will always be more than enough motivation to smile.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: August 2009
Topics: Attitudes, Parent/Child Relations, Mothers/Women, Husband/Wife Relations, Fathers/Men, Family Interest

Show Me: Gratefulness

Have you ever given a gift to a young teen and watched her face draw up with an expression that was half irritation and half mockery, vividly showing her disdain for your stupid choice?

Date: October 2007
Topics: Attitudes

Shyness Answered

How do you teach a girl not to be shy? Is it right to demand self-confidence? What IS shyness?

By: Rebekah Joy Anast
Date: May 2005
Topics: Girls

Sleepovers

(from "Lady With a Lot of Questions" article, Nov/Dec. 2000)

Date: November 2000
Topics: Boys, Girls, Influences, Teens, Family Interest

Squeaky Clean Apprentice

In less than 5 minutes, I taught my 3-year-old daughter, Amanda, to efficiently use a dust buster!

By: Kristen Victory
Date: August 2008
Topics: Art of Training, Girls, Parent/Child Relations, Homeschooling

Sweet Kids

How do you make your children get along?

By: Rebekah Joy Anast
Date: May 2006
Topics: Attitudes, Parent/Child Relations, Sibling Rivalry / Fighting

Teenagers

Calling all Teenagers... Normal, healthy, smart, beautiful, talented, needed, wonderful.... Hey - I’m talking to you.

By: Rebekah Joy Anast
Date: March 2006
Topics: Teens, Parent/Child Relations, Girls

My husband is a mechanic, and in his line of work he meets all kinds of different people, because everybody needs their car worked on at one time or another. There are at least two kinds of people, the thankful and the unthankful.

By: Shalom Pearl Brand
Date: June 2007
Topics: Attitudes, Art of Training, Emotional Control, Girls, Influences, Parent/Child Relations, Self Control, Toddlers, Whining, Family Interest

The Flavor of Joy

Parenting, like courtship, must be properly seasoned with joy. Parenting without joy is not only tasteless, it is tiresome. Joy is the expression of present life—yet more, it is the energy and vision of life that shall be.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: August 1998
Topics: Attitudes, Parent/Child Relations