My husband and I have a 3-year-old. The issue is that my husband never says "no" to our son. Whatever my son whines for he gets from my husband: unlimited candy, watching TV, no bath, staying up hours past his bedtime. Now, whenever my husband is with us, our son will throw a fit over everything until he gets his way.
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What People Wished They Had Prepared When California Blacked Out
The phone calls, texts and news alerts became routine as utility companies in California turned off power to the lines carrying electricity to millions of people the last few weeks. Here is an interview with some of the locals who were affected. What did they do to prepare and to cope? What do they wish they had done differently?
Your Hardest Family Question: How do I schedule kid visits with my unpredictable in-laws?
So, we are at that time of year again of family feasting, Christmas shopping, and all things joyous. How do I keep involving my in-laws with their lack of schedule during the holidays without causing hurt feelings and simultaneously placing my oldest in an awkward situation to keep the peace?
Ask a Latter-day Saint Therapist: What Is and Isn’t Appropriate in Married Sexuality?
How can we tell when we’ve crossed the line from love into lust? What’s the difference between enjoying each other and using each other? Are certain behaviors categorically off-limits? Have the Savior’s servants given us clear instruction and guidelines?
3 Ways Parents can Help their Youth Become Free from Emotional Bondage
How can we help young people find joy, and not become the victims of their circumstances?
Dia de Muertos: How You Can Infuse Your Fall Festivities with Family History
Latter-day Saints don’t always seem to know what to do with Halloween. Many are uncomfortable with some of the ghoulish, eerie, or even demonic elements of the season. Even I, an avid fan of the season, can see where there is a void waiting to be filled. And it can filled with a celebration of family history thanks to Dia de Muertos—the Day of the Dead.
Your Hardest Family Question: My wife controls the music I listen to
My wife and I really enjoy music together but she regulates my music. There are songs she labels “sexy girl music” that she doesn't want me to listen to at home. I am willing to go my whole life without this type of music, I just wonder if it's healthy for my marriage relationship for my wife to be that restrictive.
The Example of Faith President Nelson Saw While Serving in a M.A.S.H. Unit in Korea
How One Woman Used Priesthood Power to Bless Her Family
Come Follow Me Podcast #44—“An High Priest of Good Things to Come”, Hebrews 7-13
Nauvoo “Times and Seasons”: Searching for Book of Mormon Lands
Do Muslims and Christians worship the same God?
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The Book of Mormon has Plenty to Say about Bad Political Leaders
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Bridging the Gap to Reach the ‘Why’ Generation
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Do You Think You Live in a Safe Area? Think Again
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Will the U.S. Follow East Germany on Self-Censorship?
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Latter-day Saint Fiction: Two Excellent Historical Novels
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Violence, mass protests in Bolivia affect missionaries and Latter-day Saints
