Christian parent! Please, teach your children. When there is a pouty facial expression or excessive disappointment, or any inappropriate reaction, you must teach your child it is not ok. He may not speak to you that way, he may not have that look on his face, or he is wallowing in a bad feeling that is not necessary, and the feeling can change by taking care of the people in front of him. It is heart-breaking to see parents merely distracting their children, or overlooking what seem to be small, unimportant negative statements and reactions. Mothers have often said to me, "you just don't understand. . ." Yes, I do. Unlike most parents, I have dealt intensely with children from 10 through teen years for thirty-seven years. I have been a nanny and have been for several years in the public schools. I have lived with my grandchildren and still live with them in the same house. Soldier of the Cross, children crave to be trained. And of course, once a child has been born again, he craves to know how to fend off the enemy. I am begging you to take a new approach to raising your child. This is not about having the best result with the least work. This is about ministry. |
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