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We’d all like our kids to grow wise. One great way to do that is to show them what foolish looks like by comparison—and hopefully not in our own daily words and actions. Another approach is to find an opportunity to dwell on some of the eye-opening descriptions of fools in the book of Proverbs.
Ask God to help your child to be wise in learning to listen before answering. (See Proverbs 18:13.)
Every story comes with a point, a perspective on life, a way in which it attempts to reflect the teller's idea of what is true or meaningful or even just interesting. In short, almost every story comes packed with at least one big idea about something.
Mommy blogger: “. . . several years I saw a story on a TV show about how the latest trend was for parents to give their daughters boob jobs for high school graduation. . .…
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