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April 03, 2013

Wed 4/3 on More2Life Radio: It’s A Baby Bonanza!

Today on More2Life Radio it's a Baby Bonanza! As we celebrate the gift of...

March 2013

March 28, 2013

Why Children Need Moms and Dads–Culture, Complementarity and a Whole Bunch of Other ‘Portant Bidness.

I'm planning a post--probably after Easter--that gathers some of the research that illustrates the different gifts...

March 22, 2013

What is parenthood?

One dimension of the debate about what homsexual unions should be called is "What is...

March 20, 2013

Parents: Want Kids to Get Better Grades? Teach Virtue

According to a new study, the virtue of conscientiousness is the only personality trait out...

March 14, 2013

Parenting Style at Adolescence Predicts Child’s Ability to Have a Happy Marriage at Adulthood

The Church teaches parents' are the child's primary educators. Moms and Dads, you can't overestimate...

March 12, 2013

Catholics and Protestants Look for Different Skills in their Counselors.

A few years ago, I published a study examining the different attitudes religiously committed Catholics and...

March 06, 2013

Tender Tidings Online Magazine–Great (Free) Catholic Parenting Resource!

Parenting is tough. Being a faithful Catholic parent in today's world is even tougher. That's...

March 01, 2013

Would You Like to Experience True Love?

I'm pleased to announce the release of my newest book, How to Find True Love. ...

March 01, 2013

“It Is Not Good for Man 2B Alone” –Good Relationship with Parents Can Mediate Child’s Learning Disabilities

Here's a surprising new study on how the strength of a child's attachment to mom...

February 2013

February 27, 2013

“Should I Force My Teen to Go to Church?”

Over at the National Catholic Register, Matt Archbold discusses his frustration with parents who give...

February 26, 2013

Kids W/out A Conscience–Where Do They Come From? Next Door.

As Catholic parents, we are eager to raise truly moral kids; that is, children who...

February 25, 2013

Lead Them Not Into Temptation: Preventing Lying in Little Ones

A new study shows that lying is quite common by 2 years old that by...

February 19, 2013

Peer Pressure–Not Always a Bad Thing

Peer pressure cuts both ways. It's not always a bad thing. In fact, under the...