How Much Freedom Is Your Child Ready For? It is a question every parent eventually faces, whether the issue is playing outside alone, walking to a friend’s house, staying home without an adult, getting a smartphone, going somewhere with friends, or eventually driving a car. Parents want their...
Motherhood may be unseen by people, but it is not unseen by God. While a good mother shows up for her family, a wise mother remembers she belongs to God before she belongs to everyone else's needs. Back-to-school has a way of revealing how much invisible work mothers do. The supplies get...
Parenting has a way of pulling us into whatever is happening right now. The attitude needs addressing, the homework is unfinished, the phone has become a problem, a friendship is causing concern or someone forgot what you have reminded them about five times already. When you are living in the...
There are moments in life that divide our story into two chapters. Before. After. Before the diagnosis. Before the phone call. Before the accident. Before the job loss. Before the heartbreaking conversation. None of us expects life to change overnight, yet if you've lived long enough, you know how...
Your Family is at the Table. But are You Together? For years we've heard that the family dinner is becoming a thing of the past. Surprisingly, recent research tells a different story. Nearly 86% of children still eat dinner with a parent at least five nights a week. That's encouraging. But another...
Listening Beyond Words: How to Really Hear Your Child is a conversation every parent needs because few things hurt more than hearing your child say, “You don’t listen to me.” Most parents do listen. They hear the words. They notice the tone. They catch the frustration, the tears, the attitude, or...
America’s Next 250 Years Starts at Home is more than a patriotic thought. It is a parenting reminder. As our nation approaches its 250th birthday, many families will pause for parades, fireworks, history lessons, and conversations about freedom. Those moments matter. Children should know where...
What Kind of Childhood Am I Building in a Digital World? It's a question I don't remember parents asking twenty years ago, but I think it's one of the most important questions we can ask today. Parents are worried about screen time, social media, gaming, and now AI. We wonder if our children are...
Letting Adutl Children Go WIthout Losing Them. This is the part of parenting no one prepares you for is parenting adult children. That season when your precious little one isn't little anymore. No one tells you how strange it feels when your children become adults. You spend years feeding them,...
The Long Game of Parenting with Sherri Seligson is about building relationships today that will matter for decades to come. In a culture that celebrates achievement, busyness, and keeping up with everyone else, it is easy to lose sight of what matters most. Parents spend countless hours helping...
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