Parenting Made Practical Podcast
Get practical biblical answers and coaching from Parent Educators Joey and Carla Link on everyday issues parents face when they need to deal with their kid's bad attitudes and behavior.
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Why Am I So Frustrated In Talking With My Kids? (opens the original)
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It's natural and normal for parents to get frustrated with their kids when they are not listening, when they argue with you, or when they don't do what you instruct them to do. But why do kids act like this, and how do parents change this attitude in their kids? Resources by Joey & Carla Link Family Forum with the Link Family Temperament Assessment 4 week Temperament class Temperaments: How They Impact You, Your Spouse & Your Kids" Book DVD 3 part Mom's Notes on "The Besetting Sins". The Choleri
What Do Your Kids Actually Believe In? (opens the original)
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Little kids can believe almost anything, from make-believe to reality. As they grow up, they begin to act on what they believe, and those beliefs develop into convictions that shape how they live their lives. What beliefs do you need to help build into your children's lives so they can develop sound, like-minded convictions to live by? Mom's Notes: Using the Bible in the Instruction & Training of Your Children Book What Every Child Should Know Along The Way
Give Your Kids Courage (opens the original)
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We all need courage, but how do we teach it to our kids? From preschool to the teen years, Joey & Carla give practical advice and challenging questions to encourage parents to teach their kids to have courage, to make wise choices and to do what's right, even when their friends and others are encouraging them to make wrong choices. Show Notes: "Preventing Your Kids from Getting Into Trouble" https://bookstore.parentingmadepractical.com/products/preventing-your-kids-from-getting-into-trouble-mp3
Can You Love Your Kids Too Much? (opens the original)
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Loving our kids is one of the easiest things we'll ever do. But is it possible to love them in ways that actually hinder them from growing up? Can our desire to protect, rescue, or provide for them sometimes hinder their growth and prevent them from becoming responsible, mature, and successful adults?
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