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Godly parenting is the process of raising children to be faithful believers in God. Specifically, this parenting strategy uses well-intended guidelines based on religious teachings, which clearly insist on teaching children the way of God so that when they are older they may not depart from it. In order to practice godly parenting, parents must first choose to be strong believers of Almighty's Word, read the holy books, and pray every day. They do not listen to worldly ridicule or views about parenting but instead are steadfast in their faith in God and call on God for help in the parenting journey.

Benefits of Reading to Your Unborn Baby through Godly Parenting
July 7, 2018April 13, 2020
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The Benefits of Reading to Your Unborn Baby through Godly Parenting

Reading books to children supposedly makes them smarter. However, did you realize that you can read to a child even when the baby is still in the womb? One research study related to early language acquisition processes specifies that “prior to and at birth, the infant processes some minimal predispositions

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How to Nurture Your Baby’s Brain through Responsive and Godly Parenting

Parents are very much concerned with their babies’ physical comfort and nutrition because they want their children to become healthy and physically strong. Likewise, parents need to give equal importance and attention

Benefits of Reading to Your Unborn Baby through Godly Parenting

The Benefits of Reading to Your Unborn Baby through Godly Parenting

July 7, 2018April 13, 2020
Learning and Play - Baby/Maternity

Reading books to children supposedly makes them smarter. However, did you realize that you can read to a child even when the baby is still in the womb? One research study related

Nurture Your Baby’s Brain Through Responsive

How to Nurture Your Baby’s Brain through Responsive and Godly Parenting

June 27, 2018May 24, 2021
Emotions and Behavior

Parents are very much concerned with their babies’ physical comfort and nutrition because they want their children to become healthy and physically strong. Likewise, parents need to give equal importance and attention

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