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TODAY'S BROADCAST |
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 Host: Jim Burns
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HOMEWORD W/ JIM BURNS - WHAT KIDS WISH THEIR PARENTS KNEW (PART 2)
You may be surprised what your children would like you to know about how they really feel about you! And you’ll get the chance as parenting and family expert Dr. Jim Burns continues his discussion with authors Shaunti Feldhahn and Lisa Rice about “What Kids Wish Their Parents Knew.”
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HOMEWORD SNAPSHOTS - THE VALUE OF A MENTOR (1 MIN)
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REAL LIFE ANSWERS |
My daughter is 15 years old and a freshman in high school. She has always been a very good student with a great personality, but this year we have seen some negative changes in her personality.
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My daughter is 15 years old and a freshman in high school. She has always been a very good student with a great personality, but this year we have seen some changes. Her grades started to drop about six months ago from A's and high B's to low C's and F's, but her attitude stayed pretty strong until the last two months. Now she is irritable, distant, and ugly to me and my husband. We have raise
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FEATURED ARTICLES |
9 Ways to Make Your Daughter Feel Loved
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1. Give her the gift of your presence. Listen with focused attention, look her in the eyes, sit down, and slow down. Touch her in nurturing ways: stroke her hair, rub her arm, hug
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