Tears of the Parent
The results of one study show that families who struggle with bipolar disorder report lower levels of family cohesion, expressiveness, and higher levels of conflict compared to families that don’t struggle with bipolar. What can be done to help those who struggle with bipolar disorder and their families?
Of Heroes and Villains: The Impact of Screens on Today’s Youth
The Lost Boys Todd and Lionel, ages 13 and 9, are brothers who spend most afternoons after school alone in their apartment. The boys are not allowed to go outside after school because their mother works, and she worries about their safety and the influence of the...
Affirm Mental Health and Parental Rights Instead of Life-Altering Gender Transformations
"My breasts were beautiful, now they've been incinerated for nothing. Thank you, modern medicine." These were Chloe Cole's words as she testified before the Florida Board of Medicine Legislative Committee in October 2022. Chloe shared her experience of transitioning...
Working Together for the Best Sex Ed
Do you know what kind of sex ed your kids are getting at school? This articles dives in to just how important it is for parents & schools to work together to provide the best sex ed for your kids.
3 Valuable Lessons Breastfeeding Taught Me about Marriage
Sometimes nursing can be surprisingly hard. And so can marriage! Read this article by content manager Elizabeth Warner to learn what valuable lessons breastfeeding taught her about marriage.
7 Tips for Fighting Pornography’s Harms in Your Home
With pornography’s influence all around us, sometimes it can seem impossible to protect our families from its harms. But guest blogger Sarah Fairbanks shares a few tips to help you keep your home safe from the harms of pornography.
Where Have All the Fathers Gone?
Too many kids are growing up without dads at home or involved in their lives. Guest blogger Amy Chariton explores why this is a problem and what we can do to fix it.
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.