— START YOUNG. BUILD STRONG.
TEACHING VALUES TO YOUNG CHILDREN
Your young children are learning what you value in your home long before you formally sit down to teach them. So why not become intentional about passing on your family values in a way they understand now?
Teaching Values to Young Children gives you a simple, biblical process for turning the values that matter to your family into something that children ages toddler to 10 years can understand.
Through the FREE 4-part Christian parenting on-demand webinar training, learn a framework to intentionally identify, model, reinforce, and teach your young children the values you want shaping your home.
— Overview
Everything You Need to Start Teaching Values To Young Children
Through the Teaching Values to Young Children 4-part on-demand, training webinar you'll learn from our Director of Family Training and Legacy Stone team not only why values matter, but how to actually integrate them into your home, based on years of experience helping other families do the same.
As you go through the training, each video will come with follow-up application emails that provide helpful tips so you can implement each session with ease.
HOW THE TRAINING WORKS
LEARN IT. APPLY IT. LIVE IT.
Step 02
WATCH & APPLY
Watch each video and do the application to begin learning how family values are identified, modeled, caught, and taught.
Step 03
FOLLOW ALONG
Follow along with the provided daily emails with each video for more practical tips and simple ways to apply each teaching.
Step 04
FOLLOW THE FRAMEWORK
Build your values into the rhythms you already have through repetition, Scripture, conversations, and intentional moments so they stick!
— Teaching Values At Home
HOW DO YOU TEACH VALUES TO YOUNG CHILDREN?
Young children learn values through more than instruction. They watch what their parents model, imitate what they consistently experience, and learn through the words, stories, Scripture, and rhythms their family repeats.
This 4-part video training walks you through a simple four-part approach:
Identify them. Model them. Let them be caught. Intentionally teach them.
Training up a child in the values you carry doesn’t need to be complicated. This format will help you gain clarity around what matters to your family and provide simple ways to consistently live it out together.