Want your kids to respect you when they are teenagers? Be responsible when they are teenagers? The list could go on and on!
This posts shares five simple Christian parenting concepts: basically, five things you probably want for your kids when they are teenagers and five things you can do to help make that happen.
If you want your children to trust you when they are teenagers . . . what in the world do you do?
I get the impression that some people are.
Whether we’re talking about moral standards, relationship standards, housekeeping standards, or whatever, they are apparently more associated with guilt, shame, discomfort, and fear than anything else. Or else annoyance, because of the guilt, shame, and discomfort they make you feel.
Maybe making communication with your children ineffective isn’t your goal ( 😉 ), but have you been thoughtlessly implementing any of these “strategies” anyway?
Want to take your home life to the next level? Try these five ways to be a better parent. If you already practice these principles, pick one and take it to the next level.
Not because that’s on your to do list, but because it often ends up being on parents’ “did” list whether they realize it or not.
