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Articles by Tim and Darcy Kimmel
- To See or Not To See?
- Three Core Needs That Drive Every Child's Heart
- The Success Illusion
- The Gift of Attention Deficit Disorder
- The Foundation for a Secure Love
- Ten Ways to Be a Great Member of the Family
- Success or Greatness? (Part 1)
- Success or Greatness? (Part 2)
- Sleepover Syndrome
- Raising Kids Right
- Raging Hormones - Helping and Understanding Your Child
- How Would You Define Love?
- How to Teach Your Children Life Isn't Fair
- Grace and Achieving Children
- Consequences - Let Your Child Learn
- Are You Overbooked and Overwhelmed?
- Are You Happy?
- A Secure Love
- 5 Simple Ways to Control Your Temper
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Tim and Darcy Kimmel
Dr. Tim Kimmel has reached millions of parents with his message of building strong families. read bioTen Ways to Be a Great Member of the Family
1. Everybody helps everybody….always, in whatever ways are needed.
2. Be upbeat, positive, and encouraging.
3. Remember, “please” and “thank you” are not just good manners; they’re the calling cards of a grateful heart.
4. Have a lot of fun, just not at the expense of anyone else.
5. Each week, do your best to eat as many meals as possible together as a family. You’ll cut the chance of your kids using tobacco and drugs in half and double the chances they’ll bring home A’s on their report cards!
6. Respect one another’s space and stuff. Ask, and it most likely will be given unto you.
7. Guard family traditions, and do your best to celebrate all birthdays, holidays, and major milestones.
8. Guard the morals and integrity of everyone around you. Be sensitive about how you communicate, what you view, and whom you bring into the family circle.
9. Be quick to rally around a family member who is down, whether it’s a result of sickness, injury, failure, rejection, or discouragement.
10. Assume that the Lord Jesus is an ex officio participant in every detail of your family. Make sure He always feels at home and comfortable with what is going on.
Used with permission from the book, Raising Kids for True Greatness, by Dr. Tim Kimmel (W Publishing Group).
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