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What Does an Emotionally Healthy Child Actually Look Like?
When you picture a well-behaved child, what do you see? Quiet. Compliant. Doesn't talk back. Does what they're told. Sits still. Doesn't make a scene. When you picture an emotionally healthy child, what do you see? Most parents pause at that question. Because we were never taught the difference. We were raised to produce behavior. To make children look right on the outside. And nobody talked about what was happening on the inside. So today we are starting this series by defining what we are actually building toward. Because emotionally healthy is not the same as emotionally soft. And understanding your child's feelings is not the same as letting them run your house. We are going to cover ALL of that this week. But today let's define the goal. An emotionally healthy child is not a child who never feels. It is a child who knows what they feel, can name it, can manage it, and knows how to bring it to God and to a trusted adult. WHAT EMOTIONALLY HEALTHY LOOKS LIKE BY AGE AGES 2–5: They can say 'I'm mad' instead of hitting. They can say 'I'm scared' instead of melting down at bedtime. They recover from a tantrum within a reasonable time when redirected. They accept comfort from a trusted adult. They still have big feelings. But they are beginning to have language for them. AGES 6–9: They can identify more than just mad, sad, happy. They are starting to say things like 'I feel left out' or 'I feel embarrassed.' They can calm themselves down with tools you have given them. They come to you with problems instead of always shutting down or exploding. They still have hard moments. But they bounce back and they talk. AGES 10–13: They can sit with an uncomfortable feeling without it controlling their behavior. They understand that feelings are information, not permission slips. They can disagree with you without disrespecting you. They know how to pray about what they feel. They are developing self awareness. And they are watching YOU to learn how to use it. TEENS: They can regulate in high pressure situations, not perfectly, but they have tools. They can identify when they need space and ask for it appropriately. They can repair a relationship after conflict. They know the difference between what they feel and what is true.
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War Room Prayer: Finding the Right Career for My Family
Father, I place my career, my calling, and my provision before You. Because I don't just want a job. I want alignment. I don't want to spend my life climbing ladders You never built for me. I don't want to chase money and lose my family. I don't want to build success while my marriage suffers, my children feel neglected, and my soul grows tired. Show me the work You created me for. The work that gives You glory. The work that uses my gifts. The work that provides for my family without costing me my family. Father, order my steps. Close doors that look good but lead me away from Your will. Open doors that align with my purpose, my values, and the assignment You've given me. Protect me from careers driven by fear, comparison, status, or survival. Teach me to recognize the difference between opportunity and distraction. Give me wisdom when making decisions. If I need training, show me. If I need courage, strengthen me. If I need patience, grow me. If I need to let go of something, help me release it. Father, I pray for provision. Not barely enough. Not constant stress. Not living from crisis to crisis. But stable, sustainable provision. Let the work of my hands produce fruit. Let my labor create legacy. Let my children benefit from the obedience I walk in today. And Father, help me remember why I'm doing this. Not just to pay bills. Not just to survive. But to build a life that honors You. I pray for fully present parents. Parents who have the energy to engage. Parents who aren't emotionally unavailable because work consumed everything they had. Parents who can sit at the dinner table, pray with their children, laugh with their family, and still fulfill their calling. Teach us how to steward both purpose and presence. Success without sacrificing our homes. Provision without abandoning our priorities. Impact without neglecting the people You've entrusted to us. And if we're on the wrong path, redirect us. If we're forcing something You never assigned, stop us. If we're doubting what You've already called us to do, confirm us.
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Are you a Single...I Mean Chosen Parent?
Let's pray. Father I am coming to you specifically for the parent doing this alone. The one who wakes up every morning as the only one. The only provider. The only disciplinarian. The only one at the school meeting, the doctor's appointment, the late night cry, the homework battle, the bedtime prayer. The one who is so tired of being strong because there is no one else to be strong. God I rebuke the spirit of abandonment that has followed this parent and told them they are on their own. I rebuke the lie that says their children are at a disadvantage because one parent isn't present. I rebuke the bitterness that has been trying to take root from years of carrying what was supposed to be shared. I bind the spirit of lack financially, emotionally, spiritually. I bind the assignment of the enemy that targeted this family specifically because he knew what they would produce. Father step into every gap. Be the father to the fatherless. Be the covering where covering was removed. Be the provision where provision ran out. Be the peace where chaos moved in. I declare that this parent is not alone. The God of angel armies is in their home. His hand is on their children. His eye has never left this family. Supernaturally send help. Send community. Send resources. Send the right people at the right time. And remind this parent today.. what they are doing is holy work. It is seen. It is recorded. And it will not go unrewarded. In Jesus name. Amen.
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After divorce of my husband and full custody of my 3 children, I embrase this prayer! Thank you
Are you watching your child self destruct
Let's pray. Father I need you to show up for the parent who is watching their child self destruct and feels completely powerless to stop it. The one whose teenager is in the streets. The one whose child is cutting. The one whose baby is addicted. The one whose kid has walked away from God and every value they were raised with. The one who got a phone call that changed everything. God this parent is not sleeping. They are not eating right. They are carrying a grief that doesn't have a name because their child is still alive but something is dying and they don't know how to pray anymore. I rebuke the spirit of hopelessness that has whispered "it's too late." I rebuke the assignment of destruction over this child's life. I rebuke every demonic influence every wrong friend, every wrong voice, every principality that has been given access to this young person's mind and heart. I bind the spirit of death. I bind addiction. I bind self destruction. I bind the lying spirit that has told this child they are worthless, they are too far gone, that nobody cares. I cast it all down in the name of Jesus. And Father I release a divine interruption into this child's life. Something they cannot explain. Something that stops them in their tracks. A moment of clarity that cuts through everything the enemy has built. And for the parent I release peace that is not dependent on what they can see. Hold them God. Hold them while they wait. Give them faith for what looks impossible. You are still God. This child is still Yours. In Jesus name. Amen. 🙏🏽
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I don’t know who this is for… but here you go. 🧡
Over the last few years, I’ve created a few free and low-cost resources for families to use at home especially on the days when parenting feels heavy and you just want something positive playing in the background. If you need gentle support for your kids (and honestly, for you too), start here: 🎵 Morning & Night Affirmations for KidsPerfect for starting the day grounded and ending it calm. 🎶 Kingdom Anthems – Volume 1Faith-filled music made for little ears and growing hearts. 🎶 The Strength I Didn’t Know I Had-This one is for the moments when you need strength in the background — for you and them. https://www.thejourneytofindgod.com/about-1-1 Daily Devotions for KidsS and adults on the YouVersion Bible App, simple devotionals you can read together or let them explore on their own.( YOU CAN ONLY SEE ALL PLANS WITH THE APP) https://www.bible.com/organizations/f16b484b-5323-4010-97ce-df2f5b9cb32c 🙏🏽 Prayers for Families & ChildrenFor the days you don’t know what to pray — but you know you need to pray. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSU95hsm4jw&list=PLvSnZne0mHyyUZ8orhLAqdaEMEoKTu8Nr&index=13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=estJrGkLjT8&list=PLvSnZne0mHyyUZ8orhLAqdaEMEoKTu8Nr&index=12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzHhoiDQxtY&list=PLvSnZne0mHyyUZ8orhLAqdaEMEoKTu8Nr&index=11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUonmzjcrGg&list=PLvSnZne0mHyyUZ8orhLAqdaEMEoKTu8Nr&index=10 Parent Resources https://www.thejourneytofindgod.com/shop
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Jeanne Carron
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