The healthiest families are those that can laugh together. But be sure it's not at the expense of others.

Saying "I'm sorry" will teach your kids a valuable life lesson. Start today!

Holiday blues are rooted in a natural rhythm of highs and lows. Plan now for a rest after the holiday fun!

We sometimes learn the most from our children. Love, joy, generosity…What is your child teaching you?

Find ways to focus on your child's unique strengths—and don't get pulled in to the comparison game!

Remember the power of affirmation when it comes to your child. Catch him doing something right today!

Help your kids grow into strong adults by teaching them the connection between hard work and reward.

Be careful of the words you use. Nicknames and labels may start as fun, but they inevitably stick!

Daily frustrations are more manageable if you share them. Support your spouse with understanding.

If you want to know whether or not you're really in love, give it the test of time!

When you're upset, don't bottle it up! Journal, pray, process, and come back together with compassion.

Let kids test the waters of independence while they're young, to give them wisdom when they're grown.

The world of parenting is "come as you are; learn as you go; and keep your chin up!"

If you're grieving the loss of a loved one, hold on to the good memories that can never be taken away.

Before the teen years, prepare kids for the changes to come and intentionally build up their self-worth.

Love must be maintained and protected to survive. Don't let busyness choke out your relationship!

Don't miss the preparation time for kids at home. Be the coach they need to launch them into adulthood.

Values are caught, not taught. What are you modeling at home?

A strong marriage can be a fortress against the stresses of life…but it takes an iron-clad commitment.

More than "nature versus nutrure," parenting is part love, part discipline, and a whole lot of mystery!