Him better known.
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welcome to virtual virtuous parenting
We hope to provide you with an assortment of resources to help you through virtual virtuous parenting, especially while children are attending school from home. Below are resources for Virtues of Order, Generosity, and Obedience, as well as enrichment resources for homeschooling and beyond.
Additional resources will be added below so please check back for updates!
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Contact Us
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Mimi Streettmstreettoakdiocese.orgCoordinator, Office of Marriage & Family Life
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virtuous parenting Links
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podcasts on parenting
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The Dad Project
At The Dad Project, we find experienced dads who have had success in raising kids. We ask them to give short talks, sharing what has worked for them and what hasn't. Our goal is to help men everywhere become the dads they were meant to be. And our hope is to change the world for the better, one dad at a time. Please visit us at dadproject.net to make a one-time or recurring donation to help support our operations.
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virtues & resources
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generosity
Parenting Children with Grateful Hearts and Generous Spirits; Gratitude Garage Sale - The Educators' Spin On It
And now, I encourage you to host your own Gratitude Garage Sale, participate in a Bowls for Hunger, donate to your favorite charity, make bread for an elderly neighbor, send a card to a deployed soldier or think of a totally new and unique way to give back to your community. Let us parent our children with grateful hearts and generous spirits, for it ’tis the Season of Giving.
Tips for Raising Generous Children | Child Mind Institute
It is natural for children to be somewhat self-involved. As kids mature, parents play a big role in helping them become more generous.
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order
Work From Home With Kids? These Time Management Tips
Can Help. | Fatherly
Fatherly spoke to Morgenstern about how to create new schedules and routines for kids, why parents might need to work in two-hour shifts, and why this is the time for parents to truly find that 50-50 split.. With kids home from school, a lot of parents are struggling right now. How can they time-manage their kids? Structure is always crucial.
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obedience
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Teaching Obedience: How to Help Your Kids Make the Choice to Obey
Recently I received the best insight into how to teach my children the value obedience. A Christian counselor explained that our goal is to train our children instead of control our children. We want our children to choose to obey, so we must train them to see the beauty and value of obedience.
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Teaching Toddlers to Obey - Focus on the Family
Parents of toddlers frequently contact us seeking advice on how to teach their young children to obey. The task of administering discipline can be frustrating and unpleasant, but it is a crucial element of parenting.
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How to Teach Obedience to Young Children - Moments A Day
Author, certified parent educator, and mother of three with a background in Communications and Counselling, Chelsea provides resources to parents and teachers who want to incorporate personal growth into everyday moments.
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enrichment for virtual homeschooling (and beyond)
Together with their best-selling children’s book authors and illustrators, Paraclete Press has designed a multi-faceted homeschool enrichment program to add inspiration and creative education to your child’s week. Below is a sneak peek of sample monthly enrichment:Paraclete’s Homeschool Enrichment Program will include weekly virtual sessions led by our bestselling authors and illustrators and downloadable activities.
Sample
Month 1 Meet “Margaret the Cat” and learn about Italy, Vatican City, and what Popes Do with Jon Sweeney and illustrator Roy DeLeon.
Month 2: All About Saints and Sainthood and Why You Too Are a Saint in the Making with Lisa Hendey and illustrator Katie Broussard.
Month 3: Drawing God: God and Your Imagination with Karen Kiefer.
Month 4: What Does Advent Have to Do with Kids? With Laura Alary and Jenna Donavan.
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