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‘Teamwork makes the dream work’: how one Christian family is tackling selfishness
Is selfishness the root of issues in your family?
Article‘Yee-hah yellow car!’: how a simply car game led to a spiritual practice
Do you have a favourite car game?
ArticleShould Christian parents be concerned about their children being on Instagram?
Which social media platforms are you on?
ArticleIf you think your parenting is less than perfect, it’s OK. God is there to help
Who’s the best parent you know?
ArticleWith one in three teens experiencing an anxiety disorder, how can a Christian parent spot the signs and find a solution?
Have you ever spotted signs of anxiety in your child?
ArticleThe Kids Getting Older Younger (KGOY) phenomenon and what Christian parents need to do about it
Jo Rowe looks at a phenomenon recognised by advertisers and begins a new approach with her eight-year-old son.
ArticleTwo empowering questions that help children thrive spiritually and can help you too
Does telling children what to do come naturally to you?
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?
ArticleKid’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
Article5 practical ways to encourage your children to be more grateful
Do you recall any regular chores you had to do?
ArticleThe day we decided our family culture had to change
Who sets the tone for the culture in your family?
ArticleLying 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?
Article‘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
ArticleMy children started copying my angry responses. So we now play a game that helps us all
What pushes your buttons?
ArticleEight things for your child as they transition to secondary school
Can you remember your first day at secondary school?
ArticleJesus 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?
ArticleHow to give 'the sex talk' as a parent
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