Parenting Made Practical Podcast

Issues and offense can hurt siblings. But they still need to learn to Love each other to be lifelong friends. Get key ingredients on how to build lasting relationships in this powerful episode.

Training a Self-focused child can be tough. Learn why and how to train them so your family can be more peaceful and united.

When google can't answer your parenting questions, where do you turn? Learn whose advice you can trust and how it can help your parenting.

Learn how to creatively teach your kids lessons that will stick with them to change their behavior vs. a fleeting lesson they don't remember.

Parents are always being drawn into playing referee when kids are not getting along. Learn how to stop refereeing and get your kids to arbitrate their own behaviors and differences.

Parents are always being drawn into playing referee when kids are not getting along. Learn how to stop refereeing and get your kids to arbitrate their own behaviors and differences.

It's one thing to have kids; it's another to enjoy them, especially when you get frustrated with them. Learn to celebrate each child's uniqueness.

How to stand your ground with your kids when they want something or want to do something you believe they are not ready to handle.

Neighbors and other kids and adults can negatively challenge how you are raising your kids. Get a plan to insulate your kids without isolating them from their friends and adults in their lives.

Kids challenge parent's authority in many sneaky ways that parents often don't catch. Learn these ways and how to deal with them.

Do you get frustrated when your kids say they can't do something that you know they can? Move your kids from the I can't or I won't mindset to I can.

Parents want fun, peace and joy in their family, but it often gets lost in the conflict of parenting. Learn how to reset your family and bring them into unity with one another.

It's not uncommon for a parent to get so exasperated they are 'done' being a parent. Learn how can you avoid getting to this point in your parenting.

Parents scratch their heads and ask "What is my child doing?" when they do the opposite of what they were told or taught to do. Learn why they do that and practical tips to change this.

Parents scratch their heads and ask "What is my child doing?" when they do the opposite of what they were told or taught to do. Learn why they do that and practical tips to change this.

Kids are barraged with moral corruption and influences working to compromise the foundation you are building in them. Get GPS coordinates to help guide them and keep them on track.

Kids are barraged with moral corruption and influences working to compromise the foundation you are building in them. Get GPS coordinates to help guide them and keep them on track.

Glimpse into Joey & Carla's parenting in a Q&A with their daughter Amy. Hear her reflect on how she was raised, and how she is applying that teaching in raising her own child.

Glimpse into Joey & Carla's parenting in a Q&A with their daughter Amy. Hear her reflect on how she was raised, and how she is applying that teaching in raising her own child. Want to learn more about what was talked about in this episode? Check out the following Mom's Notes Presentations: Fighting the Consistency Battle A Family Forum with the Link Family

Kids turn parents into pretzels through negotiation. Learn to take your power back by refusing to give in to their constant negotiations that change your family standards.

There are 3 ingredients every child needs to be successful in life. How are your kids developing in them?

Parents need to test their kids just as kids get tested in school. Learn how and when to test your kids in their character so they choose to do right over wrong."

All Kids are tempted to cheat, in more ways than just their school work. Learn what parents can do with kids who cheat and how to train them not to.

Kids do the same wrong behaviors over and over. But WHY? Discover how parents can help their kids choose right over their wrong desires.

Kindness can be abstract to kids, but if they don't learn to be kind, kids become self-centered, arrogant, and selfish.