Your motto is being prepared for Sunday School at all times. You know this makes things run smoothly. Here are some materials that should always be in your classroom.

Is your sweet child getting in trouble? Do you worry about the kids he plays with? Inside you’ll find 5 parenting tips for helping kids stay out of trouble.

Disabled children deserve extra attention and support to help them function in a Sunday School class. Learn what you can do to make life easier for them and you.

You get a short time to teach young children valuable Bible lessons once a week. If you have a disruptive child in your class this can make teaching difficult during Sunday School. Here are some tips to help the child who won't behave.

Do you ever regret nagging your children? Do you feel guilty afterwards? Inside you'll discover the secret to positive parenting and getting your kids to cooperate.

Potty training is a big milestone for children. But how do parents know when to start? Intuition, expectations, common sense and observation play key roles in initiating potty training.

Sunday School teachers are susceptible to burnout just like any other teacher. Granted the amount of time spent planning lessons and working with children is less than a traditional teacher, it can happen for many reasons.

Failing to provide the necessary support that children need, to separate well, may have a negative effect on the child’s future relationships.

Would you like a fun way to build self esteem, mind power, and character? Inside you’ll discover how bedtime stories create mind power, self esteem and character. Why not give this self esteem gift to your child every night?

I know that within me, the Holy Spirit has produced fruits of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. I know this not only because of the changes in my every day outlook, since I became a believer, but also in the manner in which I relate to, and discipline my children. It may surprise a person to know that I never intended to have children, but now, 14 years after the birth of my first child, I am “Mother” to four beautiful blessings. I was woefully unprepared for the task of motherhood! I was 18 years old, unwed, and totally self-centered (as is the average teen, still.) I was overwhelmed with the prospect of having a child that was wholly dependent upon me to provide for their every need.