Jo Rowe
Jo Rowe lives in Wiltshire with her husband and four children, aged between 7-15 years old. She has a background in nursing and now works in a primary school with children with SEN as well as teaching Food Technology. She has taught on parenting and marriage courses with her husband of 18 years and is a worship leader at Salisbury Vineyard Church.
Article‘Look forward to the teenage years as a Christian parent! These years can be some of your best as a parent if you navigate wisely’
Would you say you were an easy teenage to parent?
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Kid’s TV - now and then. Has it got harder for Christian parents?
Jo Rowe reviews a Kids TV documentary that takes her back to her own viewing habits and causes her to reflect on helping children today
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5 practical ways to encourage your children to be more grateful
Do you recall any regular chores you had to do?
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The day we decided our family culture had to change
Who sets the tone for the culture in your family?
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Lying is a huge deal in our family. Here’s how we have taught our children to tell the truth
How do you know when your children are lying?
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‘Helping your children change the atmosphere at school is possible ’: here’s how to go about it
Jo Rowe learns how to help her children act as a thermostat and not a thermometer in challenging the atmosphere at school
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My children started copying my angry responses. So we now play a game that helps us all
What pushes your buttons?
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Eight things for your child as they transition to secondary school
Can you remember your first day at secondary school?
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Jesus calls us to forgive from the heart. Here’s how this played out in a school playground
What works for you when you are angry with someone?
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How to give 'the sex talk' as a parent
Make sure God’s beautiful gift to us is understood well
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God is with us in every season and that includes as your children grow up
Which season are you with your children right now?
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God has given us insight into how our brains develop. Let’s use it in the post-Covid season
Have you noticed more meldowns in the children you know?
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How do we help our teens acknowledge their faith when Christianity is seen as uncool?
Are we realistically expecting our teens to stand out as Christians in the classroom?
