Heart Problems: A Dad Shaped Hole
Not every girl gets to be Daddy's little girl. Many are missing the father-daughter relationship that is so essential for any child to have. The following excerpt is from H. Norman Wright's A Dad-Shaped Hole in My Heart. Dads, see for yourself and learn how to help heal that 'dad-shaped hole' in your daughter's heart. Daughters or even sons,... >Read More
Tags:
better parenting,
childhood,
dad,
dads,
daughter,
Family,
Father,
LIFE,
loss,
Men,
norman wright,
parenting,
parenting essentials,
priorities,
relationships,
self-esteem,
values,
Women
No Comments »
Bond with your Family: Eat Together
It's hard for me to forget about dinner. My thirteen year-old daughter, Alyssa, poses the same question daily. "What are we having for dinner?" she asks, usually in the early afternoon. Her inquiry makes me think, because I can tell that the answer is important to her. After I tell her what's on the evening menu, she goes about... >Read More
Tags:
better parenting,
Carolyn Campbell,
Family,
health,
LIFE,
parenting,
parenting essentials,
values,
Women
No Comments »
Balancing Work and Family
I slipped into his room late one evening as I arrived home from work so that I could give him a goodnight snuggle and a kiss, only to find him wide awake. "Hey Dad, it's Wednesday!" my 12-year-old said. "Tonight was our date night, Dad! You forgot!"
Somewhere between the deadlines and the meetings and the to-do list, I'd forgotten... >Read More
Tags:
better parenting,
Career,
Family,
family values,
FamilyLife Favs,
Greg Leith,
improving your marriage,
marriage,
Men,
parenting,
parenting essentials,
priorities,
protecting your marriage,
success,
values,
Women
No Comments »
It's Not Crazy-mas, It's Christ-mas
Many families have told me about their "Christmas Simplification Plan" - limiting their gifts to three per person. We told the Kay family babes years ago that if three gifts was good enough for baby Jesus, then three gifts is good enough for them. This tradition has kept the focus of the season where it belongs and it's kept... >Read More
Tags:
better parenting,
budgeting,
Christmas,
Culture,
Ellie Kay,
Family,
family values,
finances,
parenting essentials,
priorities,
Women
No Comments »
Motivating Generation X
Broaden your management style to motivate people of all ages, and pay particular attention to Generation Xers; they are leaders and trend setters in business.
Who is Generation X?
Generation Xers are people born between the mid1960's and late1970's, and, while diverse, exhibit characteristics that are unique to their generation and not just...... >Read More
Tags:
Ann C. Humphries,
better parenting,
business,
communication,
leadership,
Men,
parenting essentials,
Women,
workplace,
World
No Comments »
Top Ten Ways to Help People Realize Their Potential
One of the greatest responsibilities we have is to support ourselves and others in living at our highest and best. Whether we're parents, partners, friends or leaders, it's incumbent upon us to help others to live as close to their unique potential as we can.
With everything we say and do, we're influencing -- positively or negatively -- the people...... >Read More
Tags:
better parenting,
business,
encouragement,
leadership,
Men,
michael angier,
parenting essentials,
success,
Women,
workplace
No Comments »
Parental Guidance: Talking to Your Teens About Sex
As I look into the faces of the real teens that come into my office, I frequently see the troubled eyes of those whose lives have been compromised because of the adverse consequences of risky sexual activity. There are many challenges involved in addressing teen sexuality – sex is a very sensitive topic and it is a topic which... >Read More
Tags:
better parenting,
Family,
Men,
parenting,
parenting essentials,
sex and love,
sex education,
shelagh genuis,
stephen genuis,
teenagers,
teens,
values,
Women
No Comments »