Teen, these big reasons are why you’ll like trying hard in school
Is your teen struggling in school? This heartfelt explanation could help you explain why school is so important for teens. (And, no, it’s not about the grades.)
Your brain bounces between your day at work, what time(s) your kids need to be at practice, your teen’s missing school assignments, that you haven’t call your mom lately, the load of the laundry to be switched, “What’s for dinner?” and “Why are 3 of my brain-tabs frozen?”
You are raising tweens and teens – the unique parenting phase where everything gets easier…and harder.
We’re finally believing all those “they grow so fast” comments. This is your last hurray with kids in your home and you want to love it.
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Parenting grows your faith and then makes you wonder where your faith is.
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Is your teen struggling in school? This heartfelt explanation could help you explain why school is so important for teens. (And, no, it’s not about the grades.)
Motivate teens to thrive even when they are tangled in the normal struggles of being a teen. Here’s a simple way to encourage and motivate your teen.
Raising teens and parenting tweens can be hard, but also so fun. Someday, I will look back at these years through rose-colored glasses and miss it all.
Should you pray as a family? Does prayer actually work? Will praying bring your family closer together? Yes! Read on to learn how…
Teens in school can be a challenge, especially when we’re in a pandemic and the hybrid/distance-learning is not clicking for them. My teen was struggling in school, so this is what I did…
It was so fun to present at the Put the Me Back in Mommy Summit hosted by Isabelle Bridges. (I found out AFTER THE FACT that Isabelle is the daughter of actor Jeff Bridges. So, yup – she’s humble like that.)
I talk about How to Find Time to Do What You Love (Without Feeling Guilty About it). I discuss:
Watch the replay below…
-STORIES-
How to Deal with Difficult People and Not Lose Your Mind
-INSPIRATION-
How to Get Your Quiet Tween/Teenage Son to Open Up and Talk To You
-RESOURCES-
Best Podcasts Every Mom Needs to Hear
Exercises to the Whole Family Moving
Best Family Movies for Tweens/Teens
-STORIES-
Help Your Kids Thrive in School By Asking These 4 Questions
-INSPIRATION-
7 Powerful Reasons to Pray as a Family
-RESOURCES-
Compelling Books that High Schoolers with WANT to Read
146+ Books for Tweens that Also Build Character
85+ Kids Activities that Promote Creativity
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