Courage isn’t the absence of fear . . . it’s the willingness to walk through it. Click here for three tips to help your kids discover more courage. https://theparentcue.org/3-ways-to-help-your-kid-push-past-fear/
How do you make Jesus the most important part of Easter? Here are a few other simple, but meaningful, ways to celebrate the true story of Easter with your kids: https://theparentcue.org/4-meaningful-ways-to-celebrate-easter-with-your-preschooler/
Go outside and let your child color his feet with sidewalk chalk. Next, give him a wet wipe and tell him to wash his feet. Talk about how Jesus wanted to show His friends how to be a good friend, so guess what He did: He washed their feet!
Cuddle with your child and pray, “Dear God, thank You for making [child’s name]. He/she is so special. I love the way You made his/her sweet smile and (name things unique to your child). We love You, God. In Jesus’ name, amen.”
Your child is learning the song “More Than Anything.” Download it so you can sing along at home! http://bit.ly/HHHooray
It’s never too early to start a conversation about sexual integrity, but it will never be simpler than it is right now. Start with the basics: “God made your cute nose.” Affirm a positive view of their body: “I love watching you grow.”
When you go into your child’s room this month, say, “Good morning! I see someone God made. It’s you! (Point to child.) God made you! And I am SO glad He did!”
Here an interesting article you maybe be interested in. It goes along with what we are talking about this month. Click the link below to read more. www.theparentcue.org/helping-preschoolers-understand-how-god-made-them