Do your kids often blame one another rather than taking responsibility for their own actions?

Do you find it challenging to determine which child to believe or who's at fault when it's one sibling's word against the other?

Would you like to help your children understand the spiritual importance of admitting wrong and confessing sin?

Then we're glad you're joining us for today's episode.

I'm your host, Alex Cody, and welcome to my mom's podcast, Parenting with Ginger Hubbard.

Ginger is the best-selling author of Don't Make Me Count of Three, Wise Words for Moms,

and I Can't Believe You Just Said That.

She speaks at parenting

conferences and homeschool conventions across the country. You can check out her parenting

resources, find out when she's speaking in or near your area, or explore the possibility of having

GingerLita Parenting Conference at your church at gingerhubbard.com. If you enjoy this podcast and want to help support our ministry, one way you can do that

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