Planning games as a family is one of our favorite family past times. And our favorite family game is Dominion. It is simple enough for a child to play and complex enough for an adult to play over and over.

As parents, do we encourage our children to lean into comfort and ease, or do we help them walk through the challenges they are facing in life? As I walked out the door for work this morning, my youngest

I was walking out the front door this morning to go to work and one of my daughters asked, "Will you feel lonely?" My wife and kiddos are going to a city south of where we live to run some errands,

So now you have a unified parenting strategy and a shared vision. You are on the same page with your spouse. What's next? As parents, you have to apply your parenting strategy as a couple and as individuals.

Both parents need to be on the same page if a couple wants to parent consistently. Consistency starts when both parents agree upon a shared vision and hold the same values about important topics. Don't

Parents need to be consistent. This consistency must occur as a parenting unit and as individual parents. I am reminded of the phrase "United we stand. Divided we fall." Without a unified parenting

As parents when a kiddo gets sicks, we need to be ready to help nurse them back to health. My youngest daughter said something profound the last time she was sick. "Throw-up is disgusting!" It