Divorce Isn’t the Worst Thing That Can Happen to Your Child
Are you worried about how your divorce will affect your kids? While it will definitely impact your family, getting a divorce to escape harmful relationships can actually benefit your kids. And there are things you can do as a parent to soften the blow. Guest blogger Makayla Whetsel explains how.
How to Protect Your Kids from Sexual Assault
In a world where sexual abuse of children is so common, what can we do to prevent it? While there’s no surefire way to keep our kids safe, guest blogger Elise Blaser shares some tips that may help.
How Post-Partum Depression and Bliss Can Coexist
Are you or someone you love having a bad case of after-baby blues? It could be post-partum depression (or PPD). But dealing with PPD doesn’t have to mean the end of your happiness as a mom! Read this article from guest blogger Elise Anderson to find out more.
Why I Chose to Be a Stay-at-home Mom: What I Should Have Told the Dentist
Do you ever feel like you have to explain to other people why you chose to have kids or why you’re staying home with them? Content manager Elizabeth shares her explanation: being a mom can make a difference.
3 Ways to Help Your Kids Give This Christmas
Want to help your kids learn about the importance of giving this Christmas season? Elizabeth shares a few ideas that might help.
Video: Dr. Tim in DC – Dads Matter!
Want to know what dads can contribute to a family and to society? Dr. Tim talks about what the research says on why dads matter.
Me Too: Why Sexual Freedom Isn’t Free
Too many people have to say “Me too” about sexual assault. Has our push for sexual freedom backfired? Elizabeth explains how it might have.
A Message to Imperfect Parents
Ever feel like you just can’t measure up as a parent? You’re not alone! Parenting is hard, even for the experts. Dr. Rob shares words of encouragement for when the going gets rough.
Scrolling Our Way to Addiction
Ever feel like you just *have* to check your phone, Facebook, or your favorite YouTube channel? Guest blogger Paige Gibbs writes about how technology addiction affects family life and what we can do to solve the problem.
Did You Really Turn Out OK?
It can be easy to justify our parenting by saying, “Well my parents did that, and I turned out okay!” Dr. Tim warns how dangerous that mentality can be.