At bedtime, start reading Genesis 41. Pray for each other, that you’ll trust God and sense His presence during those moments, whatever happens. https://t.co/Yydxy9OSp3
Fill in the blank and encourage your child with your words today by reading it to them or leaving a note. Download and print out postcards from https://t.co/VuaqnZSaSY.
When we affirm a child as they’re developing their understanding of self, their internal toolbox is expanded. They not only have an ingrained truth but also language to combat any opposing ideas that float their way. https://t.co/cHAcZfclht
“Think twice before you speak, because your words and influence will plant the seed of either success or failure in the mind of another.” Napoleon Hill
It’s most important for us to trust—for ourselves, and for our kids who are watching. After all, we can choose. We have full ownership of our actions, but at same time, we don’t have to abandon the innocent trust that came so easily during childhood: https://t.co/6f2EezKR2q
At dinner tonight, create a “flight plan” for your family to follow this week. Encourage each other to obey the rules you select and celebrate when you do!
At bedtime, read Genesis 6-8. Pray together, that God will help you listen to and obey the people in charge this week, even when others don’t. https://t.co/x8wpAUDMhM
With school starting back up, it’s the perfect time to test out some easy science experiments as a family. Grab a 2-liter of soda and some Mentos (along with any other supplies you need after you research ideas) and become mad scientists together.