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No More Boring Anniversaries
Dennis Brooke shares about his anniversary getaway that turned a routine event into a cherished annual celebration.
Coronavirus: How to Keep Your Family Finances Strong
COVID-19 is changing how we live, work and connect with others. We have great tips to help keep your family finances strong during these challenging times.
The Inner Lives Of Wives
Buried inside even the most secure woman is a latent insecurity about whether her man really loves her. Discover three eye-opening assumptions a loving husband can consider to better understand his wife and make her happy.
Ten Secrets To A Successful Marriage
How do you become successful in marriage? Follow ten principles that are sure to help you become the successful and savvy couple you always wanted to be.
7 Team-Building Games for a Winning Marriage
If team-building techniques can unite a group of semi-strangers, couldn't similar exercises bond two lovers?
Showing Grace to Your Family in Close Quarters
Working from home isn't easy, especially when interruptions result in harsh words, tears or slamming doors. Learn how to turn frustration into authentic communication, and show grace to your family.
The Real Job of Mums
What is a mum's primary job? It's not cooking dinner, changing diapers or helping your preschooler. A mum demonstrates to her children by example how to explore life with zest and express their unique gifts.
Staying Sane While Working From Home With Children
These eight tips help to create a successful and less stressful environment for you and your children while you are working from home.
Parents with Young Children, How Should We Respond to the Coronavirus?
How should parents with young children respond to the coronavirus outbreak? Learn 4 ways you and your family can be positive and proactive in this time of crisis.
Behaviour and Consequences
Correcting bad behaviour needs to start in the early years. Train your children up for the real world by disciplining them with the effective use of positive and negative consequences.
Q&A: Struggling with one school subject
Q: My daughter gets straight A’s in every subject except math, where she really struggles to keep her head above water. We’re having a hard
Q&A: Resuming friendship after an emotional affair
Q: Should we terminate our friendship with another couple after the man and I became involved in an emotional affair? It’s over now, and our
Q&A: Getting tested for STI after affair
Q: My husband recently ended an affair and we’re working toward reconciliation. While I believe he’s truly sorry, the question of getting tested for sexually
Q&A: Wondering if humour is damaging
Q: I’ve always tended to express myself in a wry, ironic way. It’s all a joke, and I don’t mean any harm by it. But
Q&A: Talking to my daughter about modesty
Q: How can fathers help their girls learn about modesty? I want my daughter to get a handle on this concept before she becomes a
Q&A: Feeling guilty about preschooler interrupting sex
Q: Our preschooler recently walked in on us while we were having sex. Should we be concerned this will have any negative long-term effects on
Q&A: Disliking my spouse's friends
Q: My husband and I were recently married. We’re very happy and have a great relationship, except for one thing: I don't get along with
Q&A: Being at the centre of attention
Q: Our four-year-old little girl has a charming personality, and everyone has doted on her since she was born. She loves being the centre of
Q&A: Taking care of elderly parent
Q: We’re considering taking my elderly mother into our home rather than placing her in a nursing facility. This decision is especially difficult because we