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Daddyland, a little like Neverland, is a land where dads want time to stand still. It’s a land built entirely on memories.

Forget the luxury vacation or the latest electronic gadget. If you want your child to be happy, simply spend time with them. So confirms the Global Kids Happiness Index.

Here are some simple ideas to think about adding to your holiday season to make it more meaningful for you and for your family.

How do you protect your children from an ex-spouse's drinking problem while still encouraging love and respect?

Many battle holiday depression, but it can often escalate in a single parent's home. Learn how to fight the holiday blues.

Yep, I'm going there. Let's not pretend that the subject of sexual immorality doesn't exist.

There are 15 million single parents in the United States and the numbers continue to rise. Why does this affect you?

Beyond a strong relationship with Christ, what else can single parents do to find strength in their homes and lives?

It’s perfectly normal for children in a stepfamily to refuse to accept stepbrothers and stepsisters as their own siblings.

Here is wisdom I want to give my daughter: treasure your friends, don't rush to find a husband, and Jesus will never leave you.

Parents can preach to kids about boundaries, but when they watch us living out these commitments, they are truly influenced.

Spending a number of weeks at a nonresidential parent’s home during the summer is typical for many stepfamily children.

How to help and support your children through the heartbreak of divorce and separation.

Do you remember fifteen years ago? Where were you in life? What were you doing? Who were you with? What did you love?

This article examines Dr. Karyn Purvis as culture-changer equipping churches and families to love children even through the hard places.

Gary Sprague encourages single parents and shares insight on how to minister to single parents during their time of transition.

We must exchange whispers with God before shouts with the world.

While it is OK to deal with my feelings, I must remember that it is not my children’s responsibility to know my every thought and sadness.

Children often experience three “phases of grief” when they go through a loss: early grief, acute grief and integration of loss and grief.

Dating for two is difficult; dating in a crowd is downright complicated.