Time with Your Family
Click Here to watch what Pat Gelsinger, Sr. VP of Intel Corporation, has to say about the importance of spending time together as a family. Until next time, Mark
Pain Could Be a Good Thing
Do you bail your children out or do you let them experience consequences?
Turning off the ‘Tube’
For some, it may be stretching it a bit too far to just turn off the TV cold turkey. If that’s the case, here are some ideas of things we’ve done in our home. We have a rule that there is no T.V. during the school week. If there is a show that they really […]
Fatherhood… one day at a time.
Hey men. Have you ever wondered why your kids turn more to their mom than to you? Maybe it’s to talk about something on their mind or an issue with a friend. Or, maybe it’s just to take them somewhere. But they ask her first. It’s happened to me on more than one occasion. So […]
Marriage Checkup
The check-up works best when both partners take it, and then compare answers. The goal is to pinpoint problem areas, praise positive areas, and increase communication. Try to take this check-up once a year. Save your answers and compare them from year to year. Rate your marriage on a scale of 1 –10, with 10 […]
Unity in Discipline
Recently I teamed up with our sister-program, iMOM, to discuss the importance of parenting with unity. More importantly – having unity in discipline. Check out the video below!
Postcards from ‘Splitsville’
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The Family Minute turns 10!
Sunday marked the 10 year anniversary of The Family Minute. 10 years ago, on October 4th, 1999 The Family Minute began airing on radio station KEX in Portland, Or. Since then we have grown to over 160 stations in 38 states reaching 2.4 million listeners each week. Over the last 10 years we have received […]
Easing Your Child’s Fear
Click the link below to watch a clip from the movie CRASH. This dad eases his child’s fear in a pretty creative way! The Invisible Cloak Clip Click below to download a resource with six steps to help your child deal with their fears. Six Steps to Help Your Child Cope with Fear and Anxiety
