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How do you raise children to be less self-centered and kinder to others? Dr. Meg Meeker explains how teaching children to serve others will help them think more deeply, love more generously, and genuinely display the heart of Christ.
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
Fathers and father figures have a unique power in the lives of their children. Yet America is facing a growing gap of fatherlessness. Ryan Dobson interviews Dr. Ken Canfield to explore ways to turn the hearts of the fathers back to the their children.
Why is Self-Control more important than self-esteem? How do lessons in humility prepare children to maximize their potential in life? What are some ways parents can manage screen time for teens?
Gender matters, and on today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. Leonard Sax discusses how today's toxic culture impacts gender and sexual identity in tweens and teens. What can parents do to help children navigate the confusing culture? Dr. Meeker and Dr. Sax answer that and more.
What is the single most important thing a parent can do to raise kids who live, love, and lead well? Both the Bible and science tell us that emotional safety is the key. Dr. Josh Straub joins Dr. Meg Meeker to talk about how to create a home that’s emotionally safe and richly nurturing for every child.
The way a girl views herself and the world based on the way she is treated and loved by her father. On todays classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson interviews the Wilson family on how dads can show their Daughters how special they are.
Dads are the most important influence in their Daughters lives, but not all dads feel equipped to carry that type of responsibility. On this classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson interviews the Wilson family on some creative ways dads can invest in their Daughters, including father-daughter purity balls.
Steven Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman faced a parent's worst fear: the death of their 5-year-old daughter, Maria. On this classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson talks with them about what it feels like to hit rock bottom while clinging to the hope we have in Jesus Christ.
Is it really possible for a family to recover after the tragic death of a child? On today's classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson spends time with Stephen Curtis and Mary Beth Chapman, discussing the tragic and painful loss of Maria, their 5-year-old daughter.
