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.
The role of a step-parent can be extremely challenging. Be prepared and avoid these common pitfalls.
Rebellion in the teen years doesn't necessarily mean future doom. Just get your kids through it.
It's natural to want to shield children from adversity, but in the end this may hurt more than help.
Dr. Dobson encourages listeners to share an encouraging word with the elderly.
Save a trip to the emergency room (and maybe your child's life!) with these home basics.
It's not enough just to say yes to your family's requests—the important part is keeping the promise.
Give your children a gift that will last a lifetime: the ability to write and communicate well.
Husbands, don't underestimate the power of just listening. Sometimes the best advice is none at all.
Be careful not to sacrifice purpose and relationship for the grandeur of a "dream castle."
Today's commentary is dedicated to dog lovers around the world.
Dr. Dobson explains the need for a balance between the positive and the negative.
Stress is a fact of life, but too much of it can cause all kinds of bizarre and uncomfortable symptoms.
Parents, keep planting those seeds of knowledge and manners in your kids. Eventually they will produce.
Making a vow of marriage means sticking together through the good times and the bad.
A learning disability can mean failure for kids if you don't reach them before discouragement sets in.