It may be that your child is simply feeling discouraged, anxious, tired, hungry, or afraid.
Your Child’s Misbehaviour: A Cry for Help?
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Communicate Love to Your Kids. Use Words When Necessary.
Sometimes we can say everything we need to — without words.
A Better Way to Respond to Tantrums
Learning to respond to a child’s meltdown with confident compassion instead of condescension, control, or cowering.
What Does My Child See on My Face in Times of Discipline?
Sending messages of God’s grace and truth to our kids, even in the midst of the struggle.
How to Develop Empathy in Kids (Part 1)
Some practical ways to help kids develop the rich emotional insight they need for wonderful relationships in life.
How to Develop Empathy in Kids (Part 2)
Steps to walk alongside our children learning about emotions and empathy for others.