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Q&A with Esmé Ross - August 2026
Helpful Notes & Summary from Esmé: How to handle when your toddler who can’t talk responds with tantrums and throws themselves backward out of your arms or onto the ground when they don’t get what they want. Break cycle – hold firmly in your arms – using cold cloth on forehead and neck. NO – not acceptable behavior. Show disapproval without negative behavior. Splash water. Look into face and firm but no shouting, no anger, but let child know “NO” IN A WAY THAT THEY UNDERST


Q&A with Kalandra Williams - June 2026
Questions Answered: - My 4.5 year old almost always wants me to play with him, he has a hard time playing on his own. I try to prioritize playing with him while also working on daily tasks sometimes on my own and also together. Just when it comes to him playing on his own, he has a really hard time and just wanders around the house not really doing anything. So how do I balance this and teach him independent play?? -How do you make sure that discipline isn’t just changing the


Q&A with Esmé Ross - May 2026
Thoughts from the book Education by EGW Understanding children's personalities is crucial for their proper development and training. According to my knowledge base: Individual Differences: Children and youth differ widely in disposition, habits, and training. Some may lack definite purpose or fixed principles, while others may have been overly indulged or discouraged. Recognizing these differences helps in addressing their unique needs effectively. Awakening Responsibilities:


The Gospel of Parenting with Kalandra Williams
These sessions were designed to equip families with practical, biblical tools to bring order, connection, and clarity back into the home. As we journey through the Garden of Eden, discover how God’s original design provides a blueprint for raising children, strengthening your marriage, and leading your home with purpose. Session for Mothers The Power of Influence: Creating Connection, Consistency & Peace in the Home Inviting all wives and mothers to an engaging and empowering
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