3 Reasons to Honor Moms

Mother’s Day is something we should all throw ourselves into, because moms deserve it—and it’s good for us and for our kids.

What Makes Your Child Laugh?

Many dads just naturally bring out the funny, playful side in their kids. Keep celebrating those relationships with lots of laughter.

Dads, we might feel inadequate, but our kids are listening to what we say about faith issues and watching how we live it out.

Dr. Michelle Watson Canfield: Dad: give your time, energy, and creativity to communicate to your daughter that she’s worth celebrating.

The holidays should be fun! Don’t settle for less. Organize activities that everyone can participate in and enjoy.

Jeff Zaugg: Sometimes our dreams and expectations fall flat, and we can all learn from the dad in the Christmas story.

Dr. Michelle Watson Canfield: Why not adopt a new tradition and create lasting memories of positive interaction with your daughter?

Think of thanksgiving as a test or a warm-up, dad. Start planning how you’ll be fully engaged during the Christmas season with your family.

Jay Payleitner: If the days are moving too quickly, that’s all the more reason to approach the holidays with thoughtfulness & purpose.

Let’s appreciate military dads for the sacrifices they make and what they go through as they try to stay connected with their families.

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