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mom and daughter holding hands on railroad tracks while preparing for the teenage years

Big Kids· Children· Connecting· Family· Preteens· Toddler· Training

Preparing for the Teenage Years So Your Child Can Thrive

Is it difficult for you to picture your child as a teenager? Although the teenage years may seem far off, time goes by fast. Preparing for the teenage years in advance can spare both your child and yourself from a great deal of the typical heartache families experience during their children's teenage years! this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking on my links, at no extra cost to you. read the full disclosure here SEND ME ... View the Post

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baby girl wrapped in yellow knit blanket when to stop swaddling baby

Baby· Baby· Connecting· Training

How to Know When to Stop Swaddling Baby

Learning to swaddle your baby was a right of passage. One of those oh-so-important new mom skills that you mastered like a baby swaddling ninja. You’re pretty darn proud of your baby swaddling expertise, and you should be! However, these day, keeping your baby securely wrapped up is more like trying to hog-tie a calf and you’re left wondering when to stop swaddling baby! this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking on my links, at no ... View the Post

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beautiful mom and toddler son playing after mom spoke words of encouragement for kids

Big Kids· Children· Connecting· Family· Preteens· Toddler· Training

How to Use Words of Encouragement for Kids to Strengthen Your Parenting!

Intentionally thought out words of encouragement for kids will strengthen your parenting efforts, build lasting bonds with your children, and bolster family unity! I want to talk to you about this today, because often times the fear of over-praising with empty words, choosing the wrong trait to compliment, or just plain ole’ doing it the wrong way, prevents parents from putting words of encouragement for kids to good use! Being confidently armed with the knowledge of how to praise a child ... View the Post

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little baby girl with pink blanket crying because of the witching hour for baby

Baby· Baby· Connecting· Training

Understanding and Conquering The Witching Hour for Baby!

Looking back, I’m amazed that it wasn’t until well into the life of my second child before I heard about the horrors of the witching hour baby! During my first pregnancy, I was surround by moms. I worked in an office with round-about 25 women (give or take) and served with a small army of women at church. this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking on my links, at no extra cost to you. read the full disclosure here Although I’m sure ... View the Post

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mom and dad using conversation games for kids to connect with their daughter

Big Kids· Children· Connecting· Family· Preteens· Toddler· Training

Conversation Games for Kids to Get Them Talking!

Getting your kids to engage in conversation can be sort of like cranking a well. You know there are words inside of them, however, drawing those words out so you can understand what thoughts and feelings are in there can take a little work. this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking on my links, at no extra cost to you. read full disclosure here Using conversation games to get your kids talking to you not only opens up the ... View the Post

Using conversation games to get your kids talking to you opens up the lines of communication and provides valuable insight into your child’s heart.

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mom relaxing with a cup of coffee while avoid mom stress during the holidays

Connecting· Family

5 Ways for Moms to Relax Over Christmas

In order to relax over Christmas, let's talk about 5 important areas of home life to keep a close eye on. Despite our lack of over-the-top cute Thanksgiving decor, and my inability to remember to post what I’m thankful for EVERY SINGLE DAY in November, and even all the crafts that don’t get done… We rock our Holidays around here! this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking on my links, at no extra cost to you. read full disclosure here ... View the Post

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Hi there! I’m Shelley,

I'm a stay-at-home/work-at-home, homeschooling Mama of 4 beautiful kiddos, wife to Jay, AACC Certified Parenting Coach, Speaker, and Writer. I adore the sound of my children's giggles, that first sip of hot coffee, and a snuggly blanket fresh out of the dryer. Here on Faithful Parenting, my heart is to equip the mamas who treasure motherhood with the knowledge and skills to raise fantastic kids and build a tethered family!

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