We become our habits, and our kids become us. This is why habits of the household are the most spiritually formative thing parents do. 

The chapters of Habits of the Household walk through ordinary moments -  from waking to mealtime, bedtime, moments of discipline and screen time – and asks how these small moments of our routines can become powerful acts of spiritual formation.

For example, what does God’s love for us tell us about how parents can put kids to bed? What does God’s care for us tell us about how we eat together? What does his grace mean for moments of discipline, and what does his presence with us mean for how we use screens?

Our parenting habits will inevitably form us and our children. Habits of the Household helps parents take hold of these habits and use them to help their families become more like the lovers of God and neighbor we are called to be.​