Video Interview with Bethany Saltman

Sarah R. Moore

October 8, 2020

White dandelion seeds icon
Lead Magnet Form

Stay in Touch

Thanks for being here! Signing up here gives you access to one FREE evidence-based mini-course and access to exclusive content.


WHAT ELSE WOULD SUPPORT YOU? (check 1 or more below):


White dandelion seeds icon

Recent Articles

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Vestibulum dictum sapien sit amet vehicula finibus. Aliquam erat volutpat

spare the rod

Spare the Rod, Spoil the Child: 3 Reasons it Doesn’t Mean What Most Think it Does

Many of us have heard the expression, “Spare the rod, spoil the child.” It’s common justification for punitive consequences for…

Read Article
parent goals|parent goals|parent goals|parent goals|parent goals|parent goals|parent goals

Parent Goals: 3 Effective Ways to Feel Closer to Your Kids for Life

Parent goals: “Have a perfect relationship where everyone feels emotionally connected all the time. Life is always one beautiful, smooth…

Read Article
christian parenting books|christian parenting books|Christian parenting books|christian parenting books|christian parenting books

2 Reasons Why Some Christian Parenting Books Might Not Look Like They Used To

The best Christian parenting books are those that not only give practical advice, but that also help us reach our…

Read Article
tough kids|tough kids|tough kids|tough kids|tough kids

Tough Kids with Kind Hearts: 3 Practical Ways to Raise Resilient Children

The world can be a tricky place these days. There’s no denying that. If we want to raise mentally tough…

Read Article
emotional maturity|peaceful discipline|emotional maturity|emotional maturity|emotional maturity|emotional maturity

4 Ways to Nurture Kids’ Emotional Maturity (and Strengthen Our Own, Too)

In the excerpt below from Peaceful Discipline: Story Teaching, Brain Science, and Better Behavior, I discuss how we can nurture…

Read Article
|Peaceful Discipline Book|we love you

25 Ways to Say “We Love You” to a Child

As I write this, it’s November 30: my child’s Advent calendar is hanging downstairs, still empty, for her to find…

Read Article