toddlers
Hospitality for little ones
Written by Jennifer Bussey
Teach hospitality by planning a play date for your child and two friends – a best friend and a new friend.
The problem with princesses
Written by Kathryn Sorrells
The folks in the marketing department at Disney are evil geniuses. When anyone asks my four-year-old daughter, Cedar, what she wants to be when she grows up, she replies matter-of-factly, “A princess.”
Minivan theology
Written by Margot Starbuck
When our first child was born eight years ago, my husband and I didn’t exactly have a game plan for how we’d share our faith with our progeny. But with two graduate theological degrees between us, how hard could it be?
Kiddie-pool safety
Written by Jennifer Bussey
Backyard kiddie pools are a fun way for children to cool off and play, especially if you provide bath, sandbox or pool toys. Letting children pour water and splash gives them an opportunity to learn more about the relationship between cause and effect. But take precautionary measures to ensure your children are safe.
Cheering on your kids
Written by Dawn Michelle Michals
His birth name was Joseph, yet the disciples nicknamed him Barnabas, the Son of Encouragement (Acts 4:36). He travelled alongside Paul during his first missionary journey, which proved to be a driving force of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire.
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