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Over the last 2 decades, children, especially girls, have been taught less and less about the importance of manners and civility. On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson will read a chapter from his popular book, Bringing Up Girls. He highlights the rise in crude obscenity in culture, which minimizes morality and general etiquette.Parents play a key role in teaching young girls the value of being godly women.
Some years ago a woman told me about her experience as a room mother for her daughter's fourth-grade class. She visited the classroom on Valentine's Day to assist the teacher with the traditional part
Some would question whether it is even desirable for a girl to be feminine in a traditional sense, fearing that it will signal a return to the oppression of a patriarchal era when women had to hide th
I believe there are many approaches to instilling healthy self-worth in girls, but it begins within the security of a loving family. Specifically, it depends on a caring and affirming father. Moms are
What are the implications of early versus late sexual development for girls? Is one more beneficial than the other? The early onset of puberty presents children and their parents with predictable chal
Dr. Meg Meeker speaks to fathers about what she views as his greatest struggle: today's dads are afraid to act according to their God-given instincts! Every Dad comes with the wiring to appropriately guard his little girl, learn HOW.
Pediatrician, mother and best-selling author of six books, Dr. Meg Meeker is the country's leading authority on parenting, teens and children's health.
Dr. Meg is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics as well as the National Advisory Board of the Medical Institute, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics and Human Development at Michigan State University; Munson Hospital Family Practice Residency Training Program 1998-present.
Dr. Meeker lives and works in Traverse City, MI where she shares a medical practice with her husband, Walter. They have four grown children.
Dr. Meg Meeker shares how her father handled her own dating years: if she wasn't home by curfew, he'd just call the restaurant and have her paged! Was he being overprotective or simply following his instincts to guard his daughter?
Pediatrician, mother and best-selling author of six books, Dr. Meg Meeker is the country's leading authority on parenting, teens and children's health.
Dr. Meg is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics as well as the National Advisory Board of the Medical Institute, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics and Human Development at Michigan State University; Munson Hospital Family Practice Residency Training Program 1998-present.
Dr. Meeker lives and works in Traverse City, MI where she shares a medical practice with her husband, Walter. They have four grown children.
It's no secret that young girls are under assault as negative and destructive influences bombard them from every corner of the culture. But hope is not lost. Tune in to learn how a healthy mentoring relationship can make a difference in a young girl's life today.
Stu Epperson Co-Founded Salem Communications in 1972 and currently serves as the Chairman of the Board. He worked as a disc jockey in the late 50's and went on to built his first radio station in 1961. Stu led a ministry call One Kid at a Time, from the Christian Mentoring Institute. Along with Salem Communications, The Christian Association of Youth Mentoring was born, where Stu is on the Board of Directors.
Stu lives in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL with his wife Nancy Atsinger Epperson. They have three Daughters, Kristy, Karen and Kathy and one son, Stuart Jr.
Jon Gibson, President of the Jon Gibson Company, is a real estate developer who has developed residential and business properties covering over 1,000 acres in eight cities over the last 34 years. His favorite real estate development project was the relocation of Focus on the Family from Southern California to a new campus in Colorado Springs.
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The sad truth is that 40% of today's children are born into a home without a father. There is hope, however. Tune in today to learn how a simple mentoring relationship can change the life of an at-risk child or teen and prevent them from becoming another statistic.
Stu Epperson Co-Founded Salem Communications in 1972 and currently serves as the Chairman of the Board. He worked as a disc jockey in the late 50's and went on to built his first radio station in 1961. Stu led a ministry call One Kid at a Time, from the Christian Mentoring Institute. Along with Salem Communications, The Christian Association of Youth Mentoring was born, where Stu is on the Board of Directors.
Stu lives in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL with his wife Nancy Atsinger Epperson. They have three Daughters, Kristy, Karen and Kathy and one son, Stuart Jr.
Jon Gibson, President of the Jon Gibson Company, is a real estate developer who has developed residential and business properties covering over 1,000 acres in eight cities over the last 34 years. His favorite real estate development project was the relocation of Focus on the Family from Southern California to a new campus in Colorado Springs.
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It's been said that children need love the most when they deserve it the least. On today's program we'll hear from a father who had come to his wit's end with his rebellious daughter. Then the Lord impressed upon him to give her a gift. Did he feel like it? No. Did he do it? Yes! And the walls began to break down. Hear from a father-daughter team that faced the worst yet whose bond became stronger than ever!
