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The Nuts and Bolts of Double Dating
Explore the wonders of double dating: Make the most of time and conversation with other couples.
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Words that Value Your Spouse
Words can be powerful, especially words that make your spouse feel valued. Learn how words can change a relationship for the better.
Date Night: Couples That Play Together, Stay Together
Want to know the secret to making date night exciting again? No, it’s not more hours in the day and no, you don’t have to break your bank. Take 3 practical steps to add fun and play into your date night mix.
PARENTING
Encourage Your Children and Get Better Behaviour From Them
When you wear the right hat at the right time, and use the right tone, you can encourage your children to want to listen to you.
Your Child’s Love Language
Children express and receive love in different ways — some through acts of service; others through affirming words; still others through gifts, quality time or physical touch. Each of these expressions of love represents a different “language.” Discern the emotional needs of our children by understanding the five love languages.
40 Questions to Ask Your Children at the Dinner Table
Having conversations with our children is critical for building a solid foundation of trust, demonstrating steadfast love, and teaching them how to grow as a young person. These 40 questions to ask your children are a great starting point for conversations around the dining table.
FAMILY Q&A
Q&A: Keeping cancer from harming our marriage
Q: We just learned my spouse has cancer, and we’re shocked. We have the best possible medical care, but there’s one area where doctors can’t
Making Marriage Work – Conflict Resolution
Misunderstanding is very often the source of a conflict arising. Discover how to effectively navigate healthy conflict resolution in your relationship.
Q&A: Marrying my pregnant girlfriend
Q: Should I marry my pregnant girlfriend? Our relationship has always been one of convenience, and neither of us considered it permanent. She intends to
Q&A: Dealing with grandparents who spoil your children
Q: Grandma and Grandpa are spoiling my children. They give them whatever they want, sometimes in complete disregard of my wishes. How do I address
Q&A: Visiting their uncle who is cohabitating
Q: My brother and his girlfriend have been living together for four years. He’s wanted our two boys to come over and spend a weekend