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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.
Q&A: Making marriage a priority
Keeping up with young children can be a daunting challenge, especially on your marriage. Take 2 vital steps to keep the romance alive in spite of the stresses of parenthood.
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.
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.
Conquering the Spending Problem
Spending money is easy and fun until you realise you’ve spent too much. Learn how to conquer your spending problem with 6 simple suggestions.
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.
Your Teens Need You, Not More Screen Time
Would you like a more meaningful connection with your teens? Take hours out of your day to spend less screen time and more face-to-face time with your teens.
Loving Your Wayward Child
Loving a wayward child can be tough, especially when they keep disappointing us. This can be a time of stress, anxiety, and heartbreak. What should a parent do when a child goes astray?
Your Chores or Mine?
It can get pretty frustrating when children refuse to do their chores. Heather Beers shares her brilliant idea to successfully convince children to get the chores done, improve their attitudes, and even check things off your to-do list, all at once.
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.
Q&A: Teaching children to problem-solve
Q: How can we teach our daughter good problem-solving skills? Whenever she encounters a challenge, such as putting together Legos, she quickly abandons it and
Q&A: Forming strong bonds with stepchild
Q: What’s the best way for a stepparent to form strong bonds with a stepchild? I recently married a wonderful man. He’s kind, but firm,
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: Keeping the spark alive after the wedding
Q: My fiancé and I can’t wait to begin our new lives together. I’ll confess, though, that I’m afraid this excitement will wane into routine
Q&A: Exploring the impact of social media in marriage
Q: How can I tell if Facebook and social media are negatively impacting my marriage? I don’t think this is the case at present, but
Q&A: Interacting with our grandchildren
Q: This will be a painful New Year for us. For reasons we don’t understand, our daughter and son-in-law no longer want any contact with
Q&A: Recapture the spark in our marriage
Q: My husband and I have been married nearly 20 years, and frankly the relationship has become somewhat stale and even boring. It seems like
Q&A: Moving back in with empty nesters
Q: Just as we were looking forward to the freedom of an “empty nest,” our adult daughter decided that she needs to come back and
Q&A: Prioritising ways to connect with children
Q: Looking ahead to a new year, my wife and I want to prioritise ways to strengthen our family. We’re trying to think of things