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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 Nuts and Bolts of Double Dating
Explore the wonders of double dating: Make the most of time and conversation with other couples.
The Inner Lives Of Husbands
Believe it or not, women have many misconceptions about men – and those perceptions often affect our relationships. Discover what a loving wife needs to consider in order to give her spouse confidence to become the man he is called to be.
Great Sex Doesn’t Just Happen
Having sex is a natural physiological practice. Although sex “just happens”, a dynamic sex life does not. What is the right response to the age-old dilemma of boring sex?
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.
10 Steps for Better Sleep For Your Family
Good sleep is essential to maintaining physical, emotional, spiritual and social health. However, many people are seriously sleep deprived. Dr. Meg Meeker discusses the benefits of getting good sleep and some of the potential problems parents and kids may experience if they don’t get enough rest at night.
Back-to-School Blues
Children have many reasons to dread going back to school, and some are worth paying attention to. Find out how you can help your child develop positive habits to combat back-to-school worries.
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.
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.
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: Protecting elderly parent from scams
Q: My widowed mother is still pretty independent, but I worry about her being vulnerable to scam artists who victimise the elderly. How can I
Q&A: Finishing projects that they’ve started
Q: Our two teenagers — brother and sister — both seem to get overwhelmed when they’re assigned tasks at home or school. They start projects
Q&A: Overcoming loss of sexual drive after breast surgery
Q: Last year while confronting cancer, I underwent a hysterectomy and had a breast removed. Since then, my husband has distanced himself emotionally and doesn’t
Q&A: Throwing tantrums
Q: My grandson is going to be two years old next month. Whenever he doesn’t get his way he screams at the top of his
Q&A: Dealing with stress differently
Q: I’m recently married. My husband and I are discovering (the hard way) that we deal with life stresses differently, and we’re struggling to understand
Q&A: Losing his job
Q: My husband recently lost his job. I’m still working and we aren’t destitute, but it’s obviously tough on the whole family. Is there anything
Q&A: Preparing my son for responsible driving
Q: Now that my son has his probationary driving license, how can I adequately prepare him to drive responsibly? I’m more than a little apprehensive
Q&A: Feeding our picky eater
Q: How can we get our finicky four-year-old to eat what we give her? Her selective eating habits are driving us crazy. I see this
Q&A: Preventing my children from narcissism
Q: I recently read that narcissistic behaviour is on the rise, and this seems to confirm my own observations of a culture that seems to