To the Parent: How to Use 52 Simple Ways Serving as your child's image of God Blessing your child Relieving your child of too much pressure Seeing beyond stereotypes Facing new and uncertain situations Setting priorities Knowing the true self as a good creation Facing moral choices Embracing change Developing childhood heroes Seeing God's love and care for all people Describing family and faith identity Going through life transitions Making friends and being a friend Taking advantage of ordinary family time Responding to a child who was lost or left waiting Sharing another person's company Showing concern for the poor and weak Dealing with doubt and distrust Communicating "You're okay!" Coping with sibling rivalry Recognizing the sacred in everyday life Seeking forgiveness and healing Beginning the week with "family Sunday" Learning or choosing names Praying for someone's needs Embracing the goodness of the world Working with the concept of unconditional love Healing injured relationships Keeping promises and commitments Feeling left out or just "not in" Making memories Developing the skill to listen Practicing small acts of kindness Handling bullies and other enemies Celebrating Sunday Mass Suffering when it can't be avoided Seeing prejudice for what it is Nurturing your child's gifts and talents Watching small things grow Caring for the environment Answering the call to serve others Recognizing virtue in your child Celebrating Christmas well Welcoming others into our lives Honoring parents and elders Turning to God in times of tragedy Receiving spiritual nourishment Appreciating diversity Respecting the power of words Observing baptismal anniversaries Living with a sense of awe and mystery Topical Index of Natural Teachable Moments Guide to Scripture Readings
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