Parenting Videos

Creating good rhythm and structure in your home allows toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged children, and teens thrive and grow, despite the coronavirus restrictions or other uncomfortable circumstances. Encourage your family to have fun together.

We want our children to grow in their faith and love the Lord. This starts with the parents and in our homes. Cheryl and Brenda talk about ways to naturally bring faith into your home without sounding preachy or pushy.

Though we want our children to be able to say "NO” to the dangers of this world, it is important for them to learn to obey you with a good attitude. This discussion offers advice on how to guide your children into healthy obedience, which will give them confidence to say “no” when needed.

Mentors Cheryl and Brenda talk about "house rules" that can bring sanity and calm to your home for both mom and children.

We all have foods that we don't love, but most childrens’ taste buds don't like the things that their body needs. This video talks about ways to help them learn to eat well without big fights.

Learn how to have a peaceful heart so you can create an atmosphere that helps your children thrive. Enjoy ideas for your entire family, whether you have toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged children, and/or teenagers.

Moms are often the ones holding the family together emotionally, in addition to caring for and feeding everyone. This chat discusses effective ways for moms to keep their own emotional tanks full, even with the most busy schedules.

Being "Mom of the Year" is about giving meaningful memories and support to your children. When you are stuck at home, parenting can feel more like a confining jail rather than a flourishing home.

Cheryl and Brenda explore how focusing on the truth of God's Word can help you be calm and have the right perspective so you can be the mom your children need.

With special guest and elementary school teacher Mel Kent, we discuss questions such as: “How much freedom is healthy for a child?” and “When do you let them make choices, and when should they just obey?”

We all struggled being quarantined 24/7 with our family. For many, quarantine allowed issues to surface between us, our spouses, and our children. This video discusses how to learn from our struggles, form new habits, and become better people because of them.

What if you could make bedtime less chaotic and something your children don't fight you about? What if there was a way to keep them quiet in bed until they fell asleep? Join Cheryl and Brenda as they share ways to develop good bedtime routines that will have lifelong benefits for your child.