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Nothing seems to challenge us to conform to the image of God like being a parent. I think the preteen years are the worst. The kids are a hormonal mess. They can’t remember what they’re doing, they bicker non-stop, and if you call them down about the slightest thing, they completely lose it in a shower of accusations.
How on earth do you deal with them though when they’re just unreasonable and so annoying? Listen to today’s episode from Melanie Young.
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Resources & Links Mentioned to Help You Go Deeper
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- FREE RESOURCE: How to Pray God’s Word for Your Children, by Brooke McGlothlin
- The 5-Day Praying for Girls and Boys Challenge
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About the Author
Melanie Young is the award-winning author, along with her husband, Hal, of Raising Real Men; Love, Honor, and Virtue; and an upcoming book on parenting preteens. They are popular conference speakers, known for their Christ-centered focus and practical, real-life stories. They are the parents of six boys and two girls and they blog at www.RaisingRealMen.com.
