Parent's Question: Our daughter works very hard to be popular in school, perhaps too hard. We are worried that she is compromising her moral ethics to be part of the "in" crowd. How can we communicate to her that compromising her integrity is never a..
Perhaps your daughter does not understand who she is or whose she is for a very good reason: rejection. Rejected by her birth parents, rejected from her country and then (effectively) rejected by the mother who adopted her.
Our child, age 14, brought home "Game of Thrones" to read. He says that everyone is reading it but we object to the content. He does not usually enjoy reading for pleasure.
My spouse and I are really concerned that our son is always on some form of electronics: videos, computer games and even his homework is on the iPad. What can we do to limit his time in front of a screen so he can live a normal life?
My wife and I are concerned that our children are finding the life of faith not particularly relevant. They are in their teen years. What steps can we take to show them the importance of faith in their lives?
We have a 4-year-old son who is starting school next year. I am getting all sorts of advice from my family and friends. All the choices can seem overwhelming at times. Public school, Christian school, private secular school and even home schooling ar..
Parent's Question: I was shocked to find out that she had lied to me about shopping. Instead she was meeting a boy at a pizza place – and that this relationship had been going on for some time. What should I have done and what should I do today? I ha..
My middle school son was recently playing in a basketball game when a kid on his team pretended to get hurt by a player from the opposing team. What should I be doing as a parent to communicate how strongly that cheating is not an acceptable strateg..