You will never hear a man towards the end of his life voicing regrets about spending too little time at the office. You will often hear regrets about too little time spent with family. How can we learn wisdom about prioritizing our time before we have spent it? The secret to time management is remembering to observe the Third Commandment.
Question: My 10-year-old son seems to have a bad memory, but only where Im concerned. If I ask, Please take out the trash, a half hour later he says, I forgot. If I ask, Why arent the dishes dried yet? again I get, I forgot. He only seems to forget what he doesnt want to do. What should I do?
Grandparents and grandchildren enrich one another's lives in many ways, according to Arthur Kornhaber, who has spent 30 years researching the emotional bond between the two generations.
My children don't like to go to confession. I want them to go regularly, but sometimes I wonder if it's really necessary because it's so difficult to make it work out. What should I do?
The cover of a Goosebumps book invites the kind of intuitive parental judgement likely to disturb the peace of the home and invite unfavourable comparisons with what "everybody else" is allowed to read.
If parents are really serious about loving their children (and having others love them), the sensible course of action is to bring up lovable children.
Imagination will work on what we give it. If Pokemon and Terminator are the only things feeding the imagination, then they will form our dreams, too.
In his new book Faith of the Fatherless: The Psychology of Atheism, Paul Vitz makes an impressive case that atheism, and not religion, is the truly pathological phenomenon.
What do we mean when we speak of maturity, why it is so important, and how do we teach it in the home and at school.
James Stenson outlines the proven methods and techniques of effective Christian parenting today.
