Must See for Parents! Divine Parenting Documentary

Godly Parenting Documentary

"Baby's First Year"

From a baby's first breath to their first steps, this docu-drama explores a decade of ground-breaking science and showcases the emotions and those amazing stories of the first year of a baby's life

"Firsts in Life"

Many of life's most important points, from the first birth, growing up, going to school, going to work as a soldier, buying a house, marriage, retirement, old age to the final goodbye, which we have to cherish

"Tiny Teenagers"

The children who are gifted and talented in different fields, what kind of energy and creativity will explode when the children are obsessed with a single thing, and what should parents do when they are faced with hobbies which are not related to schooling but consume a lot of energy for learning

"The Whimsical World of Bei Nose

The Bizarre World

There are many important points in life, from the first birth, growing up, going to school, joining the army. Going to work, buying a house, marriage, retirement, old age to the final goodbye, we have to cherish

"The Secret Life of Babies"

Infant babies what they listen to and what they see, why do they throw tantrums? Watch it to learn about the many little surprises of babies

"Kindergarten"

Documentary shots of the kindergarten, "perhaps our children, perhaps ourselves". The pure and direct feelings of kindergarten tend to move us as adults, and adults always invisibly instill many views and values

"A Childhood in Another Country" looks at the education of many countries from an objective point of view, and after watching it, we are very impressed by the education of each country. The lack of imagination and creativity in the single-minded education we receive at home makes us think

Becoming You

Chinese parents and students should watch it. The documentary is not primarily about helping students' parents with matters of studying abroad, but, rather, about thinking about education itself

"Seven Years of Life"

Interviews with fourteen seven-year-olds from different walks of life in the UK, some of them from orphanages, some of them upper-class kids. Every seven years thereafter, Eppert re-interviews these children from that year, listening to their dreams and talking about their lives