In Psalm 34, David says, “Listen to me, my children, and I will teach you the fear of the Lord.” My husband several weeks ago pointed out this verse, and it’s been burning a hole in my head since then. How do I teach it? What do I say? Perhaps if you’re like me, you […]
Saying “Please”
Awhile back, I mentioned that since Bethel was using only one word (never two), I didn’t require her to say please when she asked for something. (i.e., I had her say what she wanted: “Milk”) As long as she wasn’t whining for it, or crying, that was sufficient. I usually repeated her one word along […]
Learning “No”
It was a wonderful day a week or so ago when Bethel learned to say “No.” David asked her a question at the dinner table, and she answered “no.” David’s response showed her that she had indeed communicated exactly what she wanted, and her instant delight was apparent. It’s a communication milestone. Now I can […]
Teaching by Talking
Growing up, we were always talking. Whatever we were doing, we were talking about it. Whenever we drove places, we were always talking (or singing). In fact, my brother and I were quite surprised one day when we rode in a car with a mom who imposed silence on any trip. (she didn’t like the […]
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