Category: Marriage/Family
Bill Would Save Thousands For Parents Who Stay Home With Kids
West Virginia Congressman Riley Moore and Utah Senator Mike Lee on Tuesday introduced legislation...
Read MoreTime for ‘Shock Therapy’ — How to Get Our 7 Million Dropout Men Back to Work
Nearly 7 million men in the prime of life — over a tenth of the 25-to-54 age group — are neither...
Read MoreGovernment Action To Protect Kids Online Is Long Overdue
Congress convened a hearing late last month to discuss the harms kids face online and what lawmakers can do to better protect them.
Read MoreNurturing Joy in Your Child
Do you want your kids to be happy with their marriages, with their families, and with their careers? Of course, you do.
Read MoreAmerican Birth Rates Drop to Dangerously Low Levels. Here’s One Reason Why
According to experts, the decline in U.S. birthrates may be linked to the absence of well-paying jobs available to young American men.
Read MoreAging Parents and Adult Children’s Living Arrangements
My research on how families shape outcomes has not yet focused on aging, but in my personal life, aging is an everyday reality. Without reading Ofstedal’s research, I would have guessed that parents’ health status would be the key predictor of whether their children lived far away, nearby, or with their elderly parents. Overall, the biggest change Ofstedal and her team observed during the study period as parents aged is that the probability of distant residence declined (from 72% to 64%).
Read MoreThe Importance of Marriage and Fatherhood
Judges, lawyers, county workers and providers, child welfare providers need to help those separated parents struggling to coparent in a collegial manner, not enable or even support vindictiveness. The standard expectation in any separated family should be that mothers and fathers work together to ensure that their children have ready access to their mother, father and both of their extended families.
Read MoreStop Lying to Women
Many young women believe they will be happier if they remain single and without kids. Yet studies continue to show that the happiest people on average are women who are married with kids. In other words, there is an incredible gap between perception and reality.
Read MoreDon’t Flush Your Marriage
The wedding ring is a symbol – beautiful and expensive – but a symbol. The most important thing is the relationship itself.
Read MoreSecrets to a Strong and Happy Marriage
Trey and Lea Morgan have been involved in marriage ministry and coaching for over 30 years and are co-hosts of the Stronger Marriage with Trey and Lea Morgan podcast.
Read MoreNew Ohio Law Deems Marriage A ‘Controversial Belief’ Not to be Endorsed by Universities
Higher education institutions in Ohio are barred from taking a stance on marriage after Republican Gov. Mike DeWine signed a law at the end of March deeming belief in the legal and religious union as “controversial.”
Read MoreStudy: Having Kids Increases Happiness
A new study of survey data suggests that having kids can increase the happiness and well-being that adults experience. The report comes as record low birthrates continue to occur in the U.S. and in other developed nations across the globe.
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