By Rhiannon Goulding2024-12-20T09:22:00
In her first column, Rhiannon Goulding says it is time to consider what we want to pass on to our children without simply following what everyone else is doing
Not many of us have studied the cognitive development of children or have a degree in child psychology. So how do we learn how to parent our own children? Most of us just pick it up along the way. We may instinctively copy the parenting styles of our own families as we were growing up – or, if we didn’t like our upbringing, we rebel against it and do the opposite. Some of us will watch shows on TV or read magazine articles or ‘How to…’ books.
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2025-04-30T08:22:00Z By Rhiannon Goulding
Rhiannon Goulding shares a personal parenting anecdote that reminded her that her children are unique and aren’t meant to fit a mould. This is true for those in our churches too
2025-04-30T05:47:00Z By Beth Appleby
‘At a routine check up on the baby, a few days before our planned C-section, her heart rate kept disappearing. Distressed this was the end, I agreed whole-heartedly to an emergency C-section as our church community prayed fervently over Zoom,’ says Beth Appleby.
2025-03-28T06:37:00Z By Danielle Finch
‘Relationships are messy. In many ways, life might be so much easier if we didn’t have to interact with others. Yet God, in his wisdom, chose us to live in community. I don’t know about you, but I have become increasingly aware of a trend of cutting ‘toxic’ people out of our lives,’ says Danielle Finch.
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