Your child, if he/she was born after 1998! Modern teenagers have grown up in a world, not in which they had to adapt to technology, but in which it was assumed.  They’ve never known a world without it. At what age should a kid get a phone? There is no single, black-and-white answer to the […]

Designed to help children understand the characteristics of a safe family, children exposed to domestic violence or physical abuse frequently do not realize that they are living in unsafe environments.

Discover the Easy, fun, non-threatening way to have difficult conversations about sexual safety and predators. Parents, counselors, teachers, and other caring adults can read to children as they color situations where children learn to recognize "safe" and "not safe" touches and people.

A Shepherd’s Guide to Crisis Counseling is a practical guide designed to help equip church leaders and ministers to respond to the unique and complex demands of crisis situations in a compassionate and Christ-like manner.

God doesn’t always teach us and work in our lives in the ways we expect. He can use people and events around us to make us more aware of his purpose for our lives.

Christian parents need to know how to protect their children from sexual predators and recognize and respond to Sexual Danger. Even good parents often underestimate the dangers their children face.

Learn how to talk to your teen with knowledge and confidence, guiding them toward a sexually healthy future. Along the way, the book provides valuable conversation starters and insightful guidance. A healthy sexual identity requires more than just a list of what not to do.

Parenthood The Process of Child Rearing Parenthood is the act of encouraging and bolstering a young tykes' physical, mental, emotional, social, psychological, and intellectual growth at its early stage to adulthood.

Many children sail through teething with no signs of teething or symptoms at all and simple home remedies will be all that's needed to ease most cases of fussiness or challenges with eating. As always, talk with your doctor about any concerns you have and get your baby off to a good start with healthy teeth.