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Teaching Children to Hear God’s Voice
access_time 2026-10-26T23:42:49.706Z face Yvonne Brooks
Teaching Children to Hear God’s Voice What Does It Mean to Hear God’s Voice? Children naturally ask important spiritual questions: “Does God speak to me?” “How can I know what God is saying?” “Was that God, my imagination, or just my own thought?” “What if I do not hear anything?” These questions cr...
Cyberbullying: Prevention and Recovery
access_time 2026-10-20T00:48:13.445Z face Yvonne Brooks
Cyberbullying: Prevention and Recovery Children and teenagers use technology to learn, create, play, and maintain friendships. Unfortunately, the same devices that connect young people can also be used to embarrass, threaten, exclude, or humiliate them. Cyberbullying can enter a child’s life through...
Teaching Internet Safety Without Creating Fear
access_time 2026-10-13T05:09:45.711Z face Yvonne Brooks
Teaching Internet Safety Without Creating Fear Parents need to discuss these dangers, but the way we discuss them matters. The internet gives children opportunities to learn, create, communicate, and explore. It can also expose them to harmful content, dishonest people, privacy risks, cyberbullying,...
What Every Parent Should Know About Online Predators
access_time 2026-09-29T03:01:15.067Z face Yvonne Brooks
What Every Parent Should Know About Online Predators Children use the internet to learn, play games, explore interests, and connect with friends. Those benefits are real, but digital platforms can also give unsafe individuals direct access to children. Online predators do not always appear frighteni...
Helping Children Respond Instead of React
access_time 2026-09-22T01:19:23.722Z face Yvonne Brooks
Helping Children Respond Instead of React Your child’s sibling grabs a toy. Your child shouts, pushes, or bursts into tears before you can ask what happened. Later, when everyone is calm, your child knows what they wish they had done. That gap between knowing and doing is familiar to adults, too. Ch...