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Screentime Is Making Kids Moody, Crazy and Lazy "If done correctly, this intervention can produce deeper sleep, a brighter mood, better focus and organization, and an increase in physical activity."

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Boundaries, routines and early bedtimes: 13 habits that raise well-adjusted kids. With so much conflicting parenting advice, you may wonder how to raise a well-adjusted kid? Before you hide under the pillow, check out these 13 habits any parent can do.

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8 Things Kids Need to Do By Themselves Before They’re 13 How do you raise competent adults if you're always doing everything for your kids?

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The Horror Stories are Real. Don’t Give Your Children a Smartphone For parents who wish to rescue their children from the cyber-jungle or spare them the pain that is engulfing millions, there are a number of answers. But for today, I just want to push one: Don’t give your children smartphones.

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This Stage of Life? It's Hard.   This stage of life. It’s hard, you guys. I’m talking right now to you moms who are in your early to mid 30’s. You have kids. Likely two, three, maybe four of them. They probably range in age from newborns to  7 or 8 year-olds. (Give or take a few, on all of the …

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How to Be the Mom Your Strong-Willed Child Needs You to Be - Club 31 Women Do you have a strong-willed child? Wonder how you can be the best mom for such a determined kid? Here's encouraging and helpful advice from a mom who knows!

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Dear Parents With Young Children In Church You are doing something really, really important. I know it's not easy. I see you with your arms overflowing, and I know you came to church alread...

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Moms and Dads, does discipline wear you out? I think Mr. Rogers provides encouragement for us that when we invest in the "continual, everyday process of helping our children" we sow seeds that will reap countless benefits when they become adults--self-disciplined adults.

Yes, it can be exhausting, and for many moms especially, the journey can feel lonely, and on some days fruitless. Allow the words of Mr. Rogers to inspire you today. Jesus had twelve disciples. How many do you have under your roof?

As parents, we get the distinct privilege of being our child's primary discipler. It's not up to the children or youth pastor. And it's not a burden, it's a privilege. God chose YOU to raise and love the children he put into your care.

Remember, Jesus spent close time with twelve men, and very close time with three in particular. One of his disciples, Peter, even betrayed him three times, cut off the ear of a soldier, and committed countless other shenanigans. You think Jesus wasn't about fed up with Peter? Yet, it was he who Jesus used to start the Church.

Yes, discipline is a process, but a very rewarding one, especially when we see it as the privilege it is to disciple little souls to become self-disciplined adults--the kind of disciples who change the world with the love of Jesus. Mom and dad, I know it can take a lot out of you, but what you're doing matters!