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Tag Archives: parenting

The Adventurous World of Matching Socks

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

It is late Tuesday morning at the Parmer household.  The older kids are off at school, while the younger ones are working on their lessons at home.  Part of many Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged adventure, Chores, habits, household, intrigue, parenting, routines, temptations | Leave a reply

All Things New by Erin McCole Cupp

Posted on February 21, 2022 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

“Truth outlasts moments.  Truth showed me that when I stood up to that one moment of abuse, I was setting a boundary that I, as a unique and precious child Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged book review, Catholic, child abuse, faith, parenting, religion, resiliency, spirituality, trauma, violence | Leave a reply

The Pornography Plague

Posted on February 14, 2022 by Dr. James Schroeder — 1 Comment ↓

As we said goodbye to 2021, and all the challenges that came with this year, once again a celebrity emerged on the scene with strong opinions. But this time, it Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting, Technology | Tagged body image, devices, internet, neurological, parenting, pornography, relationships, sexuality | 1 Comment ↓

Culture of Me; Cultivation of We

Posted on February 14, 2022 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

In 2016, one of the leading empathy researchers in the world, Dr. Michelle Borba, published a book entitled “Unselfie:  Why Empathetic Kids Succeed in Our All-About-Me World.”  The book opened Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged Borba, emotion, empathy, narcissism, parenting, relationships, resiliency, self-absorption | Leave a reply

Dear Dads, We’re All in This Together

Posted on June 8, 2021 by Dr. James Schroeder — 1 Comment ↓

I must have been no more than 12 years old.  Dad was in the backyard, and he had been digging for some time in hopes of finding the blockage to Continue Reading →

Posted in Articles | Tagged backpacking, dad, father, Father's Day, Health, inlet, parenting, wholeness, wholiness | 1 Comment ↓

Would Somebody Please Get Our Teens an Alarm Clock?

Posted on May 8, 2020 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

I am sitting in my office across from her.  Her mother is sitting to my right.  Seconds earlier, in a casual way, I had posed the question.  As I waited Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting, Technology | Tagged cell phone, FOMO, mobile device, parenting, screen time, sleep, technology | Leave a reply

The Extraordinary Gift of a Stay-At-Home Mother

Posted on May 8, 2020 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

It is 12:30 on a Tuesday afternoon.  Our 8-month-old, Kate, has just awoken early from her nap after being unintentionally aroused by her 8-year-old brother, Will, who was determined to Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged child-rearing, family, mother, parenting, stay-at-home | Leave a reply

The Abuse Potential

Posted on May 8, 2020 by Dr. James Schroeder — 1 Comment ↓

She is just wailing.  35 minutes after she started crying, nothing seems to make a difference.  Not walking around.  Not rocking her.  Not patting her on the back or checking Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged abuse, child-rearing, emotional regulation, empathy, endurance, essential factors, parenting | 1 Comment ↓

God as an Authoritative Parent, and Why Our World Needs Him in This Way

Posted on May 8, 2020 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

Recently, I published an article which posited that to more fully understand God the Father, we must also come to understand what it means to be a dad on Earth.   Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged authoritative, faith, parenting, parenting styles, psychological autonomy, psychological control, religion, society | Leave a reply

All in the Name of Freedom

Posted on May 8, 2020 by Dr. James Schroeder — Leave a reply

The earliest people in the Great Flood.  Egyptians in the Red Sea.  The residents of Sodom and Gomorrah.  The firstborn in Egypt.  Israelites in multiple plagues.  Amorites in a hailstorm.  Continue Reading →

Posted in Parenting | Tagged attention, faith, free will, freedom, parenting, religion | Leave a reply

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