Children
7 Tips to Get Your Kids Outside
Have you ever wondered how to get your kids off the couch and into the great outdoors? A mom who hikes with her family offers practical tips and answers to all your questions.
Stephanie Thompson on Faith and Parenting
Stephanie Thompson reveals how she was impacted by having to wear glasses and how she felt, years later, when her daughter faced the same challenge.
Guideposts Classics: Dick Van Patten on Fatherhood
In this Guideposts Classic from May 1980, Dick Van Patten, the star of TV’s Eight Is Enough discovers there’s more to being a father than being a good provider.
Raising a Child with a Sense of Wonder
How to nurture a kid's unending sense of curiosity. (They are only children once.)
Hope for Spicy Families
This excerpt from best-selling author Jen Hatmaker's new book For the Love offers hope and humor for families who don't have it all together.
Jen Hatmaker's Parenting Tips for Busy Moms
This author, speaker, blogger, pastor’s wife, TV personality and—whew!—mother of five reminds us that no parent is perfect. You can only do your best.
Expectant Father: Waiting with Joy
In the adoption process, God's perfect time brings frustration, then joy.
Jim Gaffigan: Stand-Up Dad
For this popular comedian, fatherhood is the funniest and most inspiring job in the world...and the most humbling.
The Wonder of Children
A stay-at-home mom is in awe of her 3-year-old who wanted to spend the day taking in the creative works of Pollock, O'Keeffe and Calder.
A Mother Knows
Medical professionals sometimes discount a mom's gut feelings about her ailing child, but those hunches are often well-founded.
Guideposts Classics: Danny Kaye on the Gift of Love
In this story from September 1963, the beloved comedic actor shares a lesson he learned about the nature of parental love.
A Father's Love
Samuel Forrest was faced with a tough decision: Give up his newborn son or lose his wife.
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Remember how far you’ve come, not just how far you have to go. You are not where you want to be, but neither are you where you used to be.
