New Parents Archives

Spanking is a sin when done out of anger. The Word of God says to not sin in your anger, in other words, reacting out of your sin nature is against...

When trying to discern when and how to teach your kids about sex, you must know your child well enough to know when it’s time to begin a dialogue...

There are so many things I know now that I wish I’d known then. And If I could go back in time, this is what I’d say.

Here are five ways you can begin--or continue--discipling your children in the faith, even when they don’t appear to be listening at all.

Everybody seems to have an opinion for new parents. How does a couple forge their own way as they raise up pint-sized gifts from God?

Little eyes watch everything you do, so be sure to model great behavior. That means being intentional about attitudes and conduct you most desire...

If you are struggling with helping your children learn gratitude and contentment, here are five ways to teach your kids to be grateful, in season...

Here are 7 essential phrases sons need to hear from their moms to feel valued and capable later in life.

Though it might seem that we (moms and kids) have different needs, the gospel reminds us that our greatest need is actually the same. We are all...

These days, many moms work full time, sometimes as breadwinners; most families garner supplemental incomes, thanks to mom. Because let’s face...

When you become a father for the first time, your life changes in significant ways.

Giving our children the belief that life “should” be fair only cripples them from focusing on their strengths or their goals, and leaves them...

Whether casual or intentionally, phrases and thoughts expressed to children often bring a long-lasting impact. Comments that might seem off-hand to...

Given the far-reaching benefits of improving our children’s emotional intelligence, here are five ways you can start nurturing your...

According to research, one in every ten couples experience infertility of some kind (whether from the woman, man, or both), while the Centers for...