What a daughter needs from her dad

The Abba Project provides fathers with the opportunity to learn about the needs of their daughters.

Austin Hill in the Morning on October 13, 2014

Like father, like son.

Kids may be poor listeners, but they are great observers.

Pete Larson on October 9, 2014

The guilty parent

Do you feel guilty about things you’re doing as a parent? Do you sometimes worry about how you’re doing and second-guess yourself?

Randy Carlson on October 2, 2014

3 behaviors you don’t want your child to imitate

Peer influence is remarkably powerful, even more impactful in childhood.

September 25, 2014

Asking tough questions

Dennis Mansfield encourages parents to start asking tough questions when it comes to their kids and drugs.

Austin Hill on September 11, 2014

How to send our kids into the world

A blessing to send your kids back to school.

Melony McKaye on August 21, 2014

Parents: what’s your goal?

What do you hope to accomplish as a parent?

August 7, 2014

How motherhood can lead to blindness

When I first laid eyes on my newborn son, I didn’t know that motherhood would impair my vision.  On that day when I drank deep the sight of him, all wet and wiggly and wonderful, I had no idea that I’d  be prone to blindness. When I lost myself in his baby blues, my labor-weary body ravished by awe,  I couldn’t have imagined that…

Alicia Bruxvoort on July 31, 2014

When kids cross the line

Enforcing boundaries with your kids can be difficult, especially when you have a strong-willed child.

July 17, 2014

“Mom, there’s nothing to do”

Sound familiar!  How can this be?  There are so many things to do as kids, the sky is the limit!  I remember always being busy as a kid, whether it was playing inside or out!  And no, video games and TV does not count 🙂 Yesterday was one of those perfect summer days…sunny, gentle breeze, and 80!  A day that you make it mandatory…

Lauren Banik on July 10, 2014