Articles on Art of Child Training

"Is there a way to train children if you are prevented from Biblical application of the rod?" The Bible says, "Foolishness is bound in the heart of a child; but the rod of (...)

The story you are about to read is based on a true story. The dog’s name was changed to protect his dignity.

Just this week, I heard a mother tell with amusement how her son had announced that he was going to be a musician—a guitarist.

With five children still at home, their friends come in like mosquitoes in Louisiana; you just try to ignore the buzz and hope they don’t eat too much.

Love is many a thing, from a feeling that might be selfish, to a service done in secret. Love can be the crest of an emotion, or it can be the toil of assistance.

Most of our child-training examples come from our friends (at least they were friends before we published their stories).

A little knuckle-head came to visit me the other day. I call him knuckle-head because he is the type that makes people want to give him a rap on the head with their (...)

...In a way, I feel worse with my pretty-well-balanced kids than I did with the unruly first one...

I have new information confirming our former hypothesis concerning the recent technological advances in child training and behavior control.