Blog #parenting

Bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord.”— Ephesians 6:4 (NIV)

Do you think children understand the importance of waiting for the right time for intimacy? How can we guide them without making it awkward?

Anger is like a popcorn kernel stuck in your teeth—annoying, frustrating, and capable of ruining your whole mood. But before you let tempers explode like a soda bottle shaken by a toddler, try these three practical steps to keep your home from turning into a wrestling ring.

Unintentionally, parents can nurture envy in their children, leading to insecurity, comparison, and dissatisfaction. Here are 10 harmful habits that fuel envy—and how to raise content, confident kids instead.

If you want to raise children who are greedy, entitled, and disconnected, these ten steps will certainly help.

Prideful parents controls, manipulate, bully and lie to their children and in return they tend to earn rebellion, defiance detachment and deception.

Your child(ren) will absorb and mirror whatever they hear you say about your nation.

As a parent, you have the power to either nurture or stifle your child’s talents. Yes you do.

The Yoruba proverb that says, "If a rodent grows old, it will suck the breast of its child," does not apply to you because you are not an OKETE (rodent

we ensure that children not only learn about the gospel but also enjoy the process, making their spiritual journey both meaningful and enjoyable.

‘You formed me…I am marvellously made!’ Psalm 139:13-14 MSG

Studies have shown that strict parenting leads to kids having lower self-esteem and problematic behavior.