Author: unitedfamilies

Sharon Slater, President of Family Watch International, spoke at the United Nations Transatlantic Summit earlier this month to shed light on the pressure being placed on African nations to implement comprehensive sexual education for children that includes a right to sexual pleasure and abortion.

Charlotte Mason, an education reformer from the early 20th century, stated, “The most common and the monstrous defect in the education of the day is that children fail to acquire the habit of reading.” Reading to one’s child helps build literacy skills. Furthermore, it develops listening skills, helps children to understand story, and increases their vocabulary. All of these things set children up for success once formal learning begins.