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March 30, 2006

Parenting in Stages

The Lookout - For Today's Growing Christian

I’ve been reading this weekly magazine for years. The past three weeks they have been doing a series on parenting. I thought someone might benefit from these articles concerning the three different ‘stages’ of parenting:

1) “Parenting Children and Teens” March 12, 2006 issue

Someone Other than Mom and Dad

Winning the Home Games

Surviving the Terrible Teens

HomeLife: Complementary Parenting (March 12, 2006, issue 11)

HomeLife: Staying Close to your Teen (March 26, 2006, issue 13)

2) “Parenting Adult Children” March 19, 2006 issue

You’re Not Finished Yet

Training Them to Take Our Place

What Your Adult Children Want and Need

3) “Giving Back to Your Aging Parents” March 26, 2006 issue

Love Through Life’s Changes

The Delicate Balance: Caring for Aging Parents

Older Parents and the Golden Rule

All articles are from The Lookout – for Today’s Growing Christian and linked to that site.

• THE LOOKOUT is a 16-page, full-color weekly magazine from Standard Publishing with a circulation of 70,000.

• THE LOOKOUT is written and designed to provide Christian adults with true-to-the-Bible teaching and current information that will help them fulfill their desire to mature as individual believers, develop godly homes, and live in the world as faithful witnesses of Christ. In short, we want to help our readers understand and respond to the world from a biblically based viewpoint.

• THE LOOKOUT publishes from a theologically conservative, nondenominational, and noncharismatic perspective. It is a member of the Evangelical Press Association.

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April 3, 2006 - parenting a teen

Posted by berrymorin

I do have to remind myself that he's a teenager sometimes. And that our parenting style has changed. I did read the article and it appears my husband and I are right on track.

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