The following resource guides are designed to assist parents with
various issues that revolve around raising kids. These guides are
available in the PDF format. Click
Here to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Bible Selection |
| With so many different Bibles for children available, selecting
an appropriate one can be a bit overwhelming. There are several factors
to consider including target age, translation, reading format, retail price,
and more. This guide discusses these factors and offers some of the many
available versions to consider. |
Choosing
A Bible for Your Child |
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Crises |
| In these uncertain times of war and terrorism, we need to
be prepared to help children find hope and trust in God. Parents need to
be open and interactive with their children, but should also take care in
talking about a crisis situation. This guide offers some suggestions in
talking with your child about crisis situations. |
Peace
During Crisis |
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Internet Safety |
| Kids love to go online and browse the Internet, but while
there are many informative and entertaining resources, there are also many
dangers children and their families may not be aware of. This guide offers
some suggestions in preparing your child to be on the Internet. |
Online
Safety |
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Manners |
| A growing problem in schools, playgrounds and churches is a lack of good
manner by children. Too many children fail to treat their teachers, classmates
and property with respect. While schools have policies for dealing with
disruptive children, teaching and learning good manners should start at
home. This guide offers some suggestions for helping to establish good manners. |
Good
Manners |
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Music Selection |
| Today an abundance of musical choice is available for anyone to listen
to. This guide suggests nine criteria to consider and go over with your
child when making music selections. |
Nine
Criteria for Music Selection |
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Television |
| The amount of television a child watches today is staggering.
On average, by the time a child is elementary age, they may be spending
more time in front of the television set then in the classroom. This guide
offers insight into TV advertising, violence, sensitive themes, and more. |
T.V.
Savvy for Kids |
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| You probably have seen the TV Rating symbols come on at the
start of every program. These codes are designed to give parents a broader
sense of whether the program is acceptable for their children to watch.
This guide defines the TV rating codes and offers tips in making wise viewing
choices. |
T.V.
Ratings |
