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In 1861, while staying at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C., Julia Ward Howe was inspired by Union soldiers singing patriotic songs and wrote the words to what became “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” The hymn became a powerful anthem of faith, courage, and hope during one of the darkest chapters in American history. Keep reading to see why this moment matters.
A parent's job is not to eliminate a child's problems, but to help him or her develop tools to overcome them.
Children are always watching ... learning from what fathers say, value and model each day. In this heartfelt Father’s Day message from Dr. James Dobson, he reminded dads that their greatest influence often comes not through words alone, but through the example they live before their children.
Taking turns while speaking and other simple methods will help a child develop communication skills during the early years.
Develop common interests with your children while they're young, so the rebellious years that follow may be easier.
When arguments arise, make sure you're on the same page. Differing assumptions can wreak havoc in a marriage!
There’s a line in every relationship that’s easy to cross without thinking. All it takes is repeating thoughtless acts such as coming home late without calling or spending money frivolously. These blunders seem harmless, but if done frequently can break down trust and devalue your spouse.
There's one source of conflict among married couples that’s common, but fairly easy to avoid. Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain why making incorrect assumptions about each other’s schedules and priorities can lead to tension and frustration. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Like runway lights in the dark, both love and respect are crucial guidelines for every parent to rely on.
What’s more important when it comes to spending time with your kids: Quality or quantity? Or both?
