9 Warning Signs of Drug Use

By Becky | February 1, 2022
White pills scattered on a blue background. The text on the right reads: "9 Warning Signs of Drug Use" and "FaithFirstParent.com," highlighting the crucial need to stay informed about drug-related issues.

“My kids would never drink or use drugs.” Yes, that’s what we all think, right? How many of us have taught our kids from little up not to smoke, drink, or take illicit drugs? Yet, alcohol and drug abuse is rampant in youth culture. The lure of drugs and alcohol can creep into any family.…

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Connection Builds Executive Function

By Becky | May 6, 2020
Two children sit on a blue rug, playing with colorful alphabet blocks as an adult's hand helps arrange them. This connection builds executive function in their young minds. The children are dressed in casual, light-colored clothing.

Connection builds executive function in young children. Self-regulation, problem solving, and attentiveness are all executive function skills we want our kids to master. Research has determined children excel with secure attachments. Unconditional love and the knowledge the parent will be supportive in all circumstances enables a child to be confident and better handle challenges in…

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7 Gifts of Eternal Love for Our Kids

By Becky | January 22, 2019
Two babies in white onesies lie on a soft, textured white blanket, surrounded by a circular arrangement of red flowers. One baby has an arm around the other, embodying one of the 7 Gifts of Eternal Love. Viewed from above, the scene conveys warmth and affection.

We give our kids so many things, material things. How about giving gifts to your children that will last a lifetime, eternal gifts? 7 Eternal Gifts of Love on Valentine’s Day ❤Unconditional Love Loving through the difficult times, accepting others as they are created, and forgiving when necessary shows children they are valued and loved.…

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Date Night

By Becky | February 18, 2012
A couple stands on grass, holding hands on what seems to be a perfect date. The word "FOREVER" is spelled with Scrabble tiles resting in the open palms of their hands, layered together. The woman's hands are on top, adorned with a lace dress and bracelets.

Spontaneous date night is not really an option with little ones in the house. A plan is necessary! Unfortunately the plan is often times determined by the babysitter’s schedule. Funny how a thirteen-year-old can dictate date night. Sick kids can play into the equation too. I remember one special evening. Scott and I had a wonderful…

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