Ep. 28 || On The Same Team: Getting On The Same Page As Parents
So you read the parenting articles, brushed-up on the books, and did the research to approach a parenting issue intentionally. But, your plans quickly seemed to flop when you realized you were on a totally different page than your husband. How can mom be proactive and make a plan, while honoring, respecting, involving, and coming alongside her husband too? In this episode, Emily and Laura discuss the easy miscommunication traps we can fall into as parents, and share ideas for getting back on the same team. Mom and dad have the same ultimate goal: to pass along the gospel to the next generation, training up their children in the Lord.
Blog Posts, Articles, and Books:
Getting on the Same Parenting Page as Your Husband - Jess Connell
Parenting 001 - Kevin DeYoung
The One Word that Defines Our Parenting - Zach Crook
Do Fathers and Mothers Have Different Roles in Parenting? - John Piper
10 Resolutions for Christian Parents - Greg Gibson
7 Parenting Truths: Do What is Right, Not What is Easy - Kristen Welch
Mentioned in the Show:
How Mom Can Help Dad Invest in the Family's Faith | RM Episode 14
Marriage & Motherhood | RM Episode 5
Is Your Child's Faith Your Responsibility? | RM Episode 12
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