Mom Moments

As your kids get older, they might not want you to cradle them in your arms while you pray over their lives. It's time to get creative with your intercession! The post Praying For Your Older Kids appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

We can talk a lot about the purpose of our lives, but what about the primary purpose of our bodies? The post Our Body's Primary Purpose appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Is it time to introduce some personal hygiene items to your tween? Give her a Body Boost Gift Basket! The post Body Boost Gift Basket appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Not sure when to talk to your kids about faith? What about dinner time tonight? The post Connecting with your Child at Dinner appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Did you know that the new term for dating is "talking"? When is it the right time to talk to your daughter about "talking"? The post Getting your Daughter of the Boy-Crazy Train appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Did you know that the average tween spends 38 hours a week in front of a screen? How do you protect your child from negative influences? The post How to Say "No" in a Media Driven World appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

One of the reason boys may turn out "bad" is that they missed something special when they were infants... The post Have You Hugged Your Son Today? appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

It may seem like an impossible task to raise a good man in a culture vocal about how bad men are. How can you help your son? The post Building A Good Man appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Up to 40% of women think about body image every day and most of them claim—with some resentment—that it is because their moms did. How can you teach your daughter that she is a masterpiece? The post Teaching Your Daughter that She is a Masterpiece? appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Are you having trouble finding peace right now? Your example will teach your kids far more than your words ever could. The post Teaching our Children How to Find Their Peace in God appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Is it possible to teach modesty without creating body shame? I believe the answer is yes. Here's how. The post Modesty Without Body Shaming appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

In some nationwide focus groups I conducted, moms told me that the number one concern they had for their daughters was self-esteem. But what if self-esteem isn't the real problem? The post Filling Your Kids With God-Esteem appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

The best way to teach your child self-control might not be what you think! The post The Secret to Self-Control appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

It's easy to compliment our daughters on how pretty they are, but what about the beautiful character growing out of her heart? The post Affirming Her Inner Beauty appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Did you ever feel like God only loves you when you're doing good things? Well, our kids can feel that, too. Here's one tip that can help them understand God's unfailing love — even when they do something wrong. The post God Always Loves You appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

"Sin" is not a very popular word in our culture. To say something is right or wrong can be be a little scary. Why is the definition of "sin" important in raising our children? The post Should We Use the Word Sin appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Comparison. Our kids are comparing themselves to each other, to strangers, to us, to fictional characters. It's hard to not walk in comparison — especially when it comes to sin. The post Big Sin/Little Sin appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

We're teaching our daughters to believe God's Truth about themselves, but how does that look in a practical sense? How do we train our daughters to think about truth every day? The post Dressing In Truth appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Before a young girl heads into puberty, she has a lot of questions swirling around in her mind. I mean, a lot of questions. Moms, do you remember what that was like? The post Talking to Your Child About Puberty appeared first on Dannah Gresh.

Do you remember what it was like to do something wrong and then to hide it from your parents? I do. And I remember how separated I felt from my parents when I did that. The post The Power Of Confession appeared first on Dannah Gresh.