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Are Children a ‘Resource-Guzzling Project’?
Read through the Bible and you will find a positive attitude about having and raising children. Attitudes among our culture today are trending in the ...
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Media Profanity Fuels Aggression in Youth
When children are exposed to violence on TV and in video games, studies show they tend to become more aggressive themselves. But a study reveals that ...
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Parenting in a Meme Culture
It feels like kids’ slang is evolving so quickly that adults now need to learn a new language just to keep up. The latest viral phrase? “Six ...
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Surgeon General: Parenting Is Hard on Your Health
In August of 2024, the outgoing U.S. surgeon general had a warning: Parenting can be harmful to your mental health. An advisory issued by Dr. Vivek Murthy, ...
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Heartbroken Child Finds Preschool Craft in Trash
While on my way to dispose of a breakfast of which I only took three bites, I noticed something that has broken my heart: The sixteenth craft I made at ...
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Mothers Spend 97 Hours a Week Parenting
Now Hiring! Work From Home! Position requires strong ability to multitask. The successful applicant will be able to plan and prepare nutritious meals, ...
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How Today’s Women Can Find True Happiness
The US is battling an epidemic of sad, anxious young women. Despite the surge in women’s opportunities and freedoms over the past 50 years, it appears ...
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Church Leaders Urged to Limit Children’s Screen Time
Jonathan Haidt, author of a bestseller, "The Anxious Generation," challenged church leaders to address an important issue. He writes:
As long ...
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Train Up a Child to Serve and Wait
In an issue of CT magazine, author Jen Wilkin writes:
Individualism says that I should do what’s best for me regardless of what’s best for ...
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Cradle Christians
American Protestants are keeping their children in the faith at a higher rate than Catholics or the unaffiliated. The biggest influence: mothers.
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