It is so hard to believe the summer is almost gone. This will be the last week before school starts for our family. In keeping that in mind, here are some wonderful posts on parenting and children:
- Children are online now more than ever. And at a younger age. In this post, we will discover what kids are really doing online, why we can’t ignore it, and ways in which we can keep our kids safe and smart about the internet.
- We all feel the pressure to be “successful” parents. In this post, we’ll discover that it’s “by God’s grace, we sow seeds of His truth in love. He (eventually, faithfully) brings the harvest.”
- Parenting takes tremendous strength. Here is a post to encourage you be bold and courageous as parents this coming school year.
- One of the hardest tasks to face us as parents is sending our children back out to school {aka – the world} each school year. So much unknowns. In this post, we find a back to school prayer to calm our kids’ hearts. And ours.
- Here are 7 Scriptures that will help your kids find confidence in the Lord anytime of the year, but especially during those back-to-school situations.
The start of another school year. Brings fears and uncertainties no matter the age of our children. May we all find some hope, strength and comfort in the days ahead. Know that our God loves our children even more deeply than we do.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Love,
Joanne
Today I am joining … Weekend Whispers and Faith Along The Way .
Back to school time is either a relief or a scary thing for parents or maybe both. You chose well this week in finding posts that are sure to encourage parents as they release their children back into the world of school. Great job. Thank you for joining me at Weekend Whispers.
Thank you, Mary. I have always found the transition brings anxiety. Perhaps even for teachers 🙂 May all be filled with His peace!
I’m finding that rather than be worried or relieved about school starting, it’s simply the next chapter of new challenges to face, with God’s help to guide us through. This is going to be an especially challenging year, with my youngest starting kinder and we’re entering the world of special ed services. Just trying to trust that God will carry my kids through. These were great posts for this week before school starts! Thanks!
Kathryn, may God carry you all through the start of school. May you each find the transitions easy to make. Will be thinking of you all this week.