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Nurturing Joy in Your Child - Dr. Marcus Warner & Rev. Chris Coursey

Focus on the Family

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Happiness can be fleeting, but joy is rooted in faith and our confidence in Jesus. On this one-day Focus on the Family broadcast, Dr. Marcus Warner and Chris Coursey share the ABC (and D!) habits of raising joy-filled kids—attunement, building “bounce”, correcting with care, and developing disciplines relationally. By diving into each habit, they share how to strengthen your joy-bond with your child, even if you are a “low-joy” person. You’ll learn how to build and cultivate joy in your family.

Get Marcus and Chris's book, The 4 Habits of Raising Joy-Filled Kids: https://bit.ly/3yioNnW

For more resources on this topic: https://bit.ly/3BTqv1e

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19 Comments

@delinaabraham1574 3 years ago

I am so blessed by this platform. May the Lord bless you all.

@BellaLifeCoaching 1 year ago

I love the podcast

@mrsstacyhomemaker3827 2 years ago

Thank you so much! I enjoyed this and got a lot of great useful information from you all.

@rene4409 3 years ago

thank you

@sherolmershon4546 3 years ago

Exceptionally good.

@andrescastillo2863 3 years ago

Molding character as opposed to behavior modification.

@christianbookfair 3 years ago

This is a great book! I much appreciated the insights in this book. Thank you

@marklarsen9372 5 years ago

Such helpful information. Love how he emphasizes being creative in parenting and avoiding shame based responses. Keeping joy in the care and discipline is so important. However, cannot see how parents can implement these character building traits until they also operate this way in their own relationships. Lots of patterns and baggage comes into every marriage. It would great to be coached more by this man as a parent and grandparent.

@mrsbethanyelise 1 year ago

Great episode! I was raised in low affection home, so love was there but verbal expression of it wasn't. I've tried to be very intentional about affirming and praising my kids.

@cindyfogle4058 5 years ago

So true about JOY….

@andrescastillo2863 3 years ago (edited)

Correct with care:
Correcting unwanted behaviors by staying relationally connected with them.

@majoroldladyakamom6948 5 years ago

STILL patiently awaiting a series about how to restore relationships with adult, grown children.

This is now my 3rd or 4th request...

😪

@Politics_Matter 3 years ago

So when do we invite children to the adult emotions and feelings especially during a challenging period like a job loss etc?

@Politics_Matter 3 years ago

So we can cultivate and grow joy?

@OKtube2593 3 years ago

Blessing

@Politics_Matter 3 years ago

Are some people more inclined to be joyous or? Their propensity (genetically motivated) to be 'easily' joyful?

@andrescastillo2863 3 years ago

I see that you didn’t do what I asked you to do so what needs to happen so you can learn from this so that it doesn’t happen again ?

@chickenbanan4 3 years ago

Last time I needed help and I contact to the number they give at the podcast I watched, I ended up with someone telling me only he is sorry for my situation and prayed for me. I probably don't really know how Focus on the Family helps in specific cases.
Podcasts are a blessing, but is that all? Because I said I had no money. I guess I just couldn't get a COUCH for some reason I ignore.