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Find out how science backs up the “Train up a child” verse. When you train your children, you are literally wiring their brains to perform t

Studies show that when kids memorize scripture, their brains get stronger, and they do better in school. “Memory is a muscle that you can...

Did you know that 97% of teenage boys and 83% of girls have seen online porn?

Working from home with kids in the house? Here are 3 tips to help you balance working from home and taking care of your kids. When you’re...

Financial literacy is an important skill for kids to have. Enhance your child's financial wellness with these ideas. Photo via Pexels...

Need a new consequence for when your kids misbehave? Try a Job Jar. A Job Jar is a jar filled with scraps of paper that say things like: • C

Do you have a problem with your kids interrupting when you're speaking to others? Solve the problem by training them to quietly stand beside

An If-Then Statement clearly lets your kids know the exact consequence they’ll get if they misbehave.

When you neglect to follow through with the forewarned consequence, you’re teaching your kids that you don’t keep your word. When you follow

Want your kids to be great readers? Then add 30 mintues of independent reading to your child's daily routine.

Get your kids into the lifetime habit of managing money wisely with Budget Jars. Budget jars teach kids how to divide their money into 4 cat

Experts recommend keeping the TV off when preschoolers are present. Why? When the TV is off, parents talk more. The more you talk to your ch

Set the mood for the day with the 60 Second Rule. For the first 60 seconds in the morning—and the first 60 seconds when you see your child (

Find out how much sleep your child requires according to The American Academy of Pediatrics. Children need significantly more sleep than adu

Tired of nagging your kids to turn off the TV or video game? Try a technology Timer!

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommend no screen time at least an hour before bedtime and naps.

Top 15 Favorite Books That Most First Graders Can Read All By Themselves:

There is probably no worse discipline technique than to make rules or give instructions and then neglect to enforce them.

It's amazing how simply reviewing the correct rules of behavior before a certain activity takes place will help a child behave nicely.