I get an email from a mom worried about the choices her 22 year old daughter is making

I answer an email from a woman complaining about her future mother-in-law. It's hard to not let people have it when they are being so selfish.

What kind of love do you show your children? Unfortunately many times, we withhold love if there is behavior we don't like. This is not only an error in parenting, but also a way some people do life. Listen in and find out what it looks like and ways to correct it.

I answer a question from a perhaps over friendly grandpa. He's just a friendly fellow, but some people think he may be a bit too friendly. I give him some ideas on how to deal with his over friendly ways.

I get a question from a divorced and dating mom. She upset that her boyfriends mother is interfering with her love life. She wants him all to herself. I give her some ideas on what she should actually do instead of being upset.

Sounds issues again, but it's been figured out mostly.
Parents make errors in how they parent, but don't realize it. This is the first in a series of podcasts aimed at letting parents know what error they may be doing and how to solve it. If you have an interest in #parenting your #teen better then listen in.

We all know kids that behave poorly. What do you do if your kids start copying this bad behavior of others? Here are some tips for parents. #parenting #goodchoices #consistency

I get an email from someone complaining about a lazy nephew and how to deal with him. Bottom line...don't be a mooch.

We get questions and give answers. Email us with your questions and they just may get answered.

We talk about change. There are some different types an different ways to deal with them. How can you deal with change in an effective manner?