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When kids see someone with a disability, their curiosity tends to cause them to look a little too long. Then when caught looking by the person with a disability, the knee jerk response is to look away! Here are three ways you can help kids feel comfortable with those affected by disabilities.

Losing a loved one is so hard. Death is very sad, and it makes God sad too. He wants to help you and your children through such difficult times

It’s part of human nature to push against the rules placed on us. But healthy, God-honoring rules actually keep peace and promote happiness

Have you ever felt like it’s impossible to keep the peace between your kids? One minute things are going fine and the next they’re at war! The most important skill to learn in resolving conflict is what to do with that angry feeling.

How should we help kids who need comfort? Most importantly, we want to show them where—or rather, Who—they can always turn to for true comfort, because we won’t always be there.

Do you know the difference between rules vs. boundaries? Do your kids? There’s overlap, because many rules are in place to help us respect others and keep them safe.

Very few people feel adequate to help children process their emotions, especially when something tragic happens. Children can be so different, can’t they?