It is possible to live without the admiration of others but not without self-respect.

Today's commentary explains why it is so important to take time out from the daily grind.

We're so bombarded with bad news that it's sometimes hard to remember the good in humanity.

Resist the temptation to yell at your kids—it's the quickest way to break their spirit.

Today's commentary explains the key in relationships between men and women: respect.

If you're pregnant or anticpate becoming pregnant, don't take chances with your baby's future.

Dr. Dobson shares a letter from a young girl devastated by her parents' divorce.

The next time your toddler throws a tantrum, you might find no reaction to be the best reaction of all.

Life is not fair. It's best to prepare your children for this reality now.

Millions idolize celebrities, but stardom does not provide the satisfaction that it advertises.

The "routine panic" of an overly busy life can cause you to miss important warning signs in your family.

There are several practical ways to get your child through a slump in school. Here are a few.

Today's commentary explains that loving your child is only half of what's required to build self-esteem.

Knowing high school is almost over is both the best and the hardest part about senior year.

Rules without relationship lead to rebellion. Take the time to build relationships in every way you can.

Examine the messages bombarding your children and help them learn to filter good from bad.

Giving your relationship occasional periods of space so it can "breathe" may actually draw you closer.

Prepare your children for adolescence by telling them what to expect in advance.

Parents, it is crucial to monitor what your kids see on the computer. Protect them from pornography!

Learn how to go from "yours versus mine" to "ours"—a professional counselor can help.