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You Don’t Have to Agree to Parent as Partners
“Dad, can I have extra computer time?” If you’ve spent much time around kids, you probably know what’s happening. The child didn’t ask Mom because they intuitively know which parent is more likely to give the desired answer. This familiar dynamic may seem trivial, but it can become a painful source of conflict in marriage. Each parent comes to parenting with their own opinions, shaped by their upbringing, temperament, and life experiences. When those differences aren’t worked
Aug 19


Close the Door to Comparison
“When I was a kid, I walked to school uphill, both ways, in the snow.” Older generations often mock the “easier” lives of their children,...
Jul 9, 2025


Not Just Mothers, Fathers Count Too
In the weeks between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, the gap between these celebrations can feel surprisingly wide. In the United States,...
May 26, 2025


Marriage and Parenting: Transforming 2 Parents into 1 Parental Voice
Differences between spouses needn’t be sources of conflict, they can be opportunities for connection.
Sep 10, 2024
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