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This week I look at the latest parenting description the Beta Mom. Why the Tiger Mom or Beta Mom is not the question, when it comes to the soul of your children.
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The world of film and novels is loaded with realm stories, everyone wants to be the next Tolkien or Rowlings. The Bible offers realm stories of kings and thrones with a more comprehensive view of our humanity, kings and God. This episode encourages parents to read these stories to their children, s…
Peer pressure starts young and the young see the world as everything important is right now. This part of our nature leads us to decisions that trip up our kids. This week I want to suggest the basic bible principles our kids need and where to find a multi dose of wisdom.
I had a debate with my grandsons about Poke Mon vs The Ninja Turtles. It taught me a great deal about the what these stories teach and how advanced our kids are in picking up the story lines. I learned that Biblical themes are often copied, that kids learn faster than we think, and they need us to …
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