If you have a child between the ages of five and twelve, you probably know what it is like to have a tiger by the tail.

Cute and cuddly one minute, stubborn and sassy the next, children in these formative years can switch from tame to terrible in the blink of an eye. What’s a parent to do?

With numerous examples from her own experience with sons Andrew & Matthew, Sally offers helpful advice on positive reinforcement, habits, teaching children self-government, the importance of chores and personal worship, setting boundaries and balancing work and play. Sally’s advice is born of prayers, not pop-psychology. It’s about character development-by the Spirit!