You are hunting for ways to prepare, strengthen and protect your children. Is there something you’re missing? Is the Temple a neglected parenting tool? P.S. Don’t miss the free gift at the end of the post!
Is it okay to talk to your children about the beautiful, light-filled truths you learn in the Temple? Can you share your sweet experiences and feelings about the Temple with them? Here is what the prophets say.
When the whole congregation lifts their hands to sustain someone with a new calling children often follow suit even though they don’t understand what is happening. What do your children need to know about sustaining others? Read on to find out
Do your children know where to look for trusted counsel? Help them understand that they can trust the prophets to lead them safely through this confusing maze of a world. Here is a myriad of ideas to help them learn to follow the Prophet.
In the Temple we promise to avoid “evil speaking” toward those who have been called of God. How can you use this valuable guidance to help your kids navigate this world that loves to criticize? Read on:
Wondering how you can help your kids understand just how powerful light is as a tool to chase away darkness? Read on for 6 effective ways to give this lifetime skill to your children.
Are you concerned about the darkness that seems to seep into every unprotected crack in your family’s defenses? Never fear — light beats darkness every time. Read on for more.
So, you’ve talked to your kids about what it means to be a savior on Mount Zion. That is wonderful! Now you can take the next important step: Here are 5 inspiring ways to help them begin to understand the magnitude of blessings that are attached to being a “savior on Mount Zion.”
Do your children know that they can be “saviors on Mount Zion”? Maybe they have heard this term but don’t know what it means. Read on for important information they need to hear.
Will your child walk into the Temple feeling anxious or feeling excited? There is a lot that you can do to turn the dial toward joy rather than trauma. Read on
First impressions are powerful. Here are 4 great tips to help your kids make the most of their first Temple experience.
