Homeschooling in 2010 Part 1
After visiting your children's school, do you come away thinking, "Why don't they share my values? Don't they understand that Tyler (or Ashley) doesn't learn that ...
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After visiting your children's school, do you come away thinking, "Why don't they share my values? Don't they understand that Tyler (or Ashley) doesn't learn that ...
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!
She was the perfect pastor's kid: straight-A student, everybody's first choice for a babysitter, she even attended Christian school! So what went wrong? On today's program we'll address those turbulent teen years by hearing from a father and daughter whose relationship had reached a critical breaking point … but are now thriving
Does your teen seem depressed, or listless? Does he go in his room and brood for hours on end? Is this normal? Should you be concerned? On today's program, Dr. Dobson checks in with Dr. Arch Hart and Dr. Catherine Hart Weber for some answers to these and other pressing questions parents might have regarding the best way to reach children who don't seem engaged with the family. Don't miss their enlightening conversation!
Today's teens are great multi-taskers: they can talk on the phone, text, surf the Web, and listen to music, all at once. It's a plugged-in generation, and on this program, we'll help you get connected with your "over-connected" teen. Hidden behind all the gadgets might be a child who desperately needs your love. Get past the distractions and reach your kids with tips from Dr. Arch Hart and Dr. Catherine Hart Weber!
Don't miss the conclusion to Dr. Dobson's humorous and insightful conversation with his daughter Danae! You'll hear Danae's firsthand account of what Dr. Dobson was like as a dad, learn more about why Dr. Dobson didn't adopt the stray dog that Danae wanted to keep, and discover practical tips about how a father can be his little girl's hero by building a solid relationship with her that will last a lifetime.
On the heels of the release of his latest book, Bringing Up Girls, Dr. Dobson and his daughter Danae sit down in the studio ...
On yesterday's broadcast, St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols described growing up in the Dominican Republic and dreaming of becoming a Major Leaguer. Listen today as Pujols and his wife DeeDee share about their children, including a daughter with Down syndrome, and about how they started the Pujols Family Foundation, which focuses on families in orphanages in the Dominican Republic, as well as families with Down syndrome children.
"Take, me out to the ball game ..." The crack! of the bat, peanuts and Cracker Jacks. Don't miss today's program, which features an interview with 3-time National League MVP Albert Pujols. Listen as the St. Louis Cardinals first baseman shares his testimony and tells his story about growing up at the ball park. Pujol's wife, DeeDee joins the conversation, recounting her life before and after meeting Albert.
When you send your daughter off to her Girl Scout meetings, do you expect her to be taught about adult sexual behavior and abortion? As we heard last time on Family Talk with Dr. James Dobson, there is a lot going on in that iconic group that might surprise you. But there is a wonderful alternative called, "American Heritage Girls" which Dr. Dobson has endorsed in his book, Bringing Up Girls, and he is excited to tell you all about it!



