Raising Christian Kids – Parent Assessment

Raising Christian Kids – Parent Assessment

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Raising Kids to Follow Christ parental guide by Lee Ann Mancini, raisingchristiankids.com

Raising Christian Kids - Parent Assessment

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1. How often do you pray with your child?

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2. How often do you read biblical stories to your child?

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3. How often do you use the name of Jesus in conversation with your child?

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4. What percentage of your child's toys are biblically themed?

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5. How often do you pray with your child before they go to bed?

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6. How often does your child see you praying or reading the Bible?

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7. How often have you found your child praying on their own?

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8. How often does your child attend Sunday School?

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9. How often do you sing Christian songs to or with your child?

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10. How often do you role-play with your child to teach biblical concepts?

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11. How often do you offer opportunities for your child to tell you what they know regarding God, Jesus, or any biblical story?

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12. How often do you attend church with your child?

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13. Does your child attend an active biblical teaching environment during church services (meaning they are tought about God, Jesus, and biblical principles rather than just playing with toys)?

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14. How often does your child interact with other family members or friends who are strong witnesses in faith and action?

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15. Does your child understand biblical concepts such as sin and salvation?

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16. Does your child understand who Jesus is and what he has done for them?

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17. How often does your child have an opportunity to use arts and crafts to make items referencing God, Jesus or the Holy Spirit?

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18. Do you actively seek the best methods and information to teach your child about God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit?

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19. Do you rely mostly on the church or others to teach your children about God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit?

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20. Do you think your child loves Jesus more than anyone?

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21. Does your child often offer excuses to get out of trouble?

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22. Do you often listen to excuses given by your child before you decide to reprimand him/herc?

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23. Do you warn your child of the consequences if they choose to disobey?

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24. How ofteen do you have to call your child to come to you before they obey your call?

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25. Does your child look at you when you are speaking to them?

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26. Does your child obey the first time they are given a command?

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27. How many chances do you give your child before you enforce consequences for disobeying?

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28. Does your child obey their teachers or other authoritative adults?

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29. Do you stand firm in doling out disciplinary consequences?

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30. Do you give in to your child's request to be released from disciplinary consequences?

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31. At what age did you start disciplining your child?

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32. How often have you told your child that when they don't obey you, they also disobey God?

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33. Have you explained the difference between a request and a command to your child?

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34. Do you support your spouse's decision once they have issued a disciplinary consequence?

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35. Do you sometimes let your child off the hook after your spouse or another authoritative adult has issued a disciplinary consequence?

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36. Do you bribe your child so that they will obey?

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37. Do you let your child play with other children who are often disobedient?

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38. How often does your child talk back to you?

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39. When hour child is being disruptive in a public place, do you leave after they have been given a warning but still continue to be disruptive?

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40. How many disciplining books have you read?

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41. Does your child have a hard time learning new concepts?

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42. Does your child become easily frustrated when trying to learn a new concept?

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43. Does your child say they "forgot" often?

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44. Is your child easily distracted once they have begun a task?

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45. How many tmes do you have to call your child's name before they acknowledge you?

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46. How often can you tell when your child is becoming agitated or restless?

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47. Does your child always say they are dumb or stupid?

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48. Does your child say "I can't do it!" after only trying once?

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49. Has your child's teacher suggested that he/she may need extra time and help learning a new concept

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50. If you think your child may have a learning disability, will you get your child tested and seek professional help?

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51. Do you encourage your child to keep trying when they are attempting to grasp a new skill?

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52. Do you ever label your child by calling them dumb or stupid?

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53. Do your praise your child when they do something well?

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54. Do you explain a lesson or new skill well?

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55. Do you become frustrated when your child does not grasp a concept after the first or second try?

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56. Are you patient with your child when teaching them a lesson or a skill?

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57. Do you rely on others to teach your child a lesson or a skill?

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58. Do you spend enough one-on-one time with your child?

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59. When you are busy, do you ignore your child when they are trying to get your attention?

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60. When you are busy, do you explain to your child that you are busy and they will have to wait a moment?

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61. How often do you find yourself getting angry with your child?

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62. How often do you feel frustrated when it comes to parenting?

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63. How often do you feel you need help to get through the day?

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64. How often do you think, "I wish I didn't have a child"?

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65. How often do you look for opportunities to send your child to another family member, friend, daycare, etc.?

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66. Do you pray to God daily for guidance and help in raising your child?

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67. How often do you seek a support group in which you can get guidance and vent your frustrations regarding parenting?

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68. How often would you rather watch television or be on your phone rather than play with your child?

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69. Does your child bring you great joy?

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70. Are you willing to get help or guidance to become a more loving parent?

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