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Navigating Sibling Conflict (Ep. 31)

Navigating Sibling Conflict (Ep. 31)

Sibling conflict is probably inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be destructive. In fact, our kids can learn conflict management skills that help them protect their own dignity and their relationships. Important questions I address: What is a parent’s role in their kids’ conflict, and how can our faith help our kids see their siblings and their conflicts more clearly?

Helping Kids Face Losses and Setbacks

Helping Kids Face Losses and Setbacks

In the last few years, many of our children have encountered setbacks and losses that couldn’t be fixed, and they had to face futility, disappointment, and sadness. Fortunately, when sensitive parents help them through these experiences, they become more resilient and wise.

Is Your Child Too Anxious? (Ep. 29)

Is Your Child Too Anxious? (Ep. 29)

All kids are fearful sometimes, but how do we tell when normal childhood fears cross over into something that should concern us? In this show, Kim breaks down common childhood fears by age group, then she explains the signs of maladaptive anxiety.

The Virtue of Courtesy

The Virtue of Courtesy

With Thanksgiving (and Advent!) approaching, now is a great time to review the virtue of courtesy with our children. Even small children can learn basic etiquette, including greetings and table manners.

The 15 Promises of the Holy Rosary

The 15 Promises of the Holy Rosary

Tradition tells us that the Blessed Virgin Mary made fifteen promises to St. Dominic, which she extends to anyone who prays the Rosary, including our families. Here are her promises along with a brief explanation for both adults and children.

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