Tag Archive for: Dr. Scott Turansky

Please help! My Kids Resist Chores!

Dr Scott Turansky It’s a common scenario for many parents: You ask your child to complete a chore, and in return, you get whining, complaining, or even avoidance. As parents, we know chores are important not only to maintain the home but…

The Legacy Formula: Building a Lasting Impact as a Grandparent

Dr Scott Turansky As a grandparent, you hold a special role that is both a privilege and a responsibility. Your love, wisdom, and experiences are invaluable resources, not just for the present, but for shaping your grandchildren’s future.…

The Power of Asking Questions and Follow-Up Questions

Dr Scott Turansky One of the most powerful tools grandparents have for building strong, lasting relationships with their grandchildren is also one of the simplest: asking thoughtful questions. But asking questions is more than just making…

Grandparenting Challenges: Identifying Windows of Influence

Dr Scott Turansky Grandparents are more than a loving presence in a child’s life. You are also a bridge between the past and future, helping children understand their roots, values, and faith traditions. Proverbs 17:6 says, “Children’s…

Your children know your Action Point, Do you?

Dr Scott Turansky In the journey of parenting, it's common to encounter moments where repetition and raised voices seem to be the only triggers for action from our children. Many parents confess, “I have to get angry to get a response.” In…

Firmness vs. Grace: Finding Balance in Christian Parenting

Dr Scott Turansky One of the common challenges parents face is determining when to be firm and when to show grace. As Christian parents, we often wrestle with questions like, “Should I be strict in this situation or offer grace and let…

From Nagging to Nurturing

Dr Scott Turansky Nagging. It’s a common problem in many households, and if you’re like most parents, you don’t enjoy repeating the same thing over and over again to your kids. You might find yourself constantly telling your children…

Kids who Play the Blame Game Lose

Dr Scott Turansky Some children have a problem blaming others and not taking responsibility for their part of the problem. In the child’s imagination, it’s always someone else’s fault. These children have the ability to see all kinds…

A Positive Solution Electronics Overuse

It’s easy for both adults and children to lose track of time as hours slip by in front of a screen. But the problem goes beyond time lost—excessive electronics use can have a profound impact on a child’s development, shaping not only…

Ways to Connect Your Kids to God’s Spiritual Strength

Dr Scott Turansky We all want to be in the habit of regularly praying for our kids. We know it’s important and that we should do it more. But what do you pray for? The list is long but one of the big things we want for our children is…