Richard and Linda focus on a growing group in America right now, Grandparents. They set some specific goals on air with getting to know their 29 grandchildren better. It is key to learn how they communicate to best talk with them. You can have such a special unique relationship with these children. Maybe you can't save the world per say, but you can mean the world to those kids.

Richard and Linda focus on a growing group in America right now, Grandparents. They set some specific goals on air with getting to know their 29 grandchildren better. It is key to learn how they communicate to best talk with them. You can have such a special unique relationship with these children. Maybe you can't save the world per say, but you can mean the world to those kids.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

As the weather gets colder outside it's good to think of those that don't have a warm house and fire to gather around during the holidays. There is a pressing refugee situation in the world right now and Richard and Linda have used this season of good will to teach their family about service and love. Shopping for family that you won't be able to see at Christmas is fun, but it's important to also remember to serve those that are even farther from their families or life that they have known.

As the weather gets colder outside it's good to think of those that don't have a warm house and fire to gather around during the holidays. There is a pressing refugee situation in the world right now and Richard and Linda have used this season of good will to teach their family about service and love. Shopping for family that you won't be able to see at Christmas is fun, but it's important to also remember to serve those that are even farther from their families or life that they have known.

Now that Thanksgiving is over the Eyres take this week to reflect on that amazing holiday and turn their eyes to the holiday the stores have been looking forward to since the end of Halloween, Christmas. It can be the most wonderful time of the year, but sometimes the corporate, consumerism, commercialism of it all can weigh us down. Richard and Linda provide tips for us all to remember why we love this holiday so much and how great it truly can be.

Now that Thanksgiving is over the Eyres take this week to reflect on that amazing holiday and turn their eyes to the holiday the stores have been looking forward to since the end of Halloween, Christmas. It can be the most wonderful time of the year, but sometimes the corporate, consumerism, commercialism of it all can weigh us down. Richard and Linda provide tips for us all to remember why we love this holiday so much and how great it truly can be.

Today the Eyres focus on some of the common mistakes they've seen in parenting. They make it simple and line out three things to stop and then in turn start in parenting. First they suggest stopping the entitlement attitudes by starting a family economy. Making children responsible for their own finances even in a small way can start them thinking about money in a self-reliant way. The next thing to stop is psudo-discipline by starting a family legal system. When rules of the house are made together as a family instead of handed down from the parents, then everyone will understand why they are there and what the recourse will be. Finally they suggest parents stop fearing outside cultures and start a family culture. Make it clear the kinds of things that your family is all about and that the main sourse of teaching comes in the home and not outside cultures of media, politics, or peers.

Today the Eyres focus on some of the common mistakes they've seen in parenting. They make it simple and line out three things to stop and then in turn start in parenting. First they suggest stopping the entitlement attitudes by starting a family economy. Making children responsible for their own finances even in a small way can start them thinking about money in a self-reliant way. The next thing to stop is psudo-discipline by starting a family legal system. When rules of the house are made together as a family instead of handed down from the parents, then everyone will understand why they are there and what the recourse will be. Finally they suggest parents stop fearing outside cultures and start a family culture. Make it clear the kinds of things that your family is all about and that the main sourse of teaching comes in the home and not outside cultures of media, politics, or peers.