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Affording a Family
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Affording a Family
Rising costs strain young families, but smart choices, communication, and realistic expectations can build stability.
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Raising Happy Athletes
Four tips to lower burnout, injuries, and dropout rates in youth sports.
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Growing Up with AI
Four ways to help kids use artificial intelligence and maintain authentic connections.
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How birth order, personality, and gender affect relationships. And what parents can do to foster strong family bonds.
BYU professors study the effects of full-day kindergarten on families.
Tips to encourage kids to turn off the TV, put down the phone, and read a book.
BYU research shows that balancing family rituals, prayers, and activities fosters stronger family bonds and more joy.
Four parenting practices can build emotional strength and self-confidence in children.
Learn four ways that parents can strengthen their marital relationships and experience increased peace.
Insights from a BYU professor on having open conversations about caregiving for aging family members.
Yong-In Spencer Shin, a BYU Distinguished Alumni Award winner, has built a legacy of faith and family.
LeeAnne Lisonbee Whitaker remembers a moment of connection across five living generations of women in her family.
Violent sexual predators are using dating apps to target vulnerable victims.
Parents’ unhealthy social-media habits may put their children at risk.
When her toddler son received a devastating diagnosis, a mother threw herself into the fight to find a cure.
Deep gratitude to God is a remedy for entitlement and selfishness.
Hungry for more family time? Look no further than dinner, say BYU researchers.
Empowering children to improve their relationship with food and body image starts at home.
Parents who teach their kids about money set them up for future success, both financially and romantically.
Researchers use scary movies to study fear and support in marriage relationships.
A family of balloonists are bound together by their high-flying pursuit. Meet the Cannon family.
Dorie Haws teaches and observes kids and their innate honesty claiming that the rest of us need to become like them.