motherhood

26 Jan

Posted at 07:31h in Child Development, Drug Use, Education, Families, Family Planning, father, Health Care, motherhood, Parenting, Research, Schools, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by
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Tashica Jacobson There are many things that parents try to accomplish with their children. They try to get them to eat vegetables, do homework, and keep up on household chores. But what is the ultimate goal of parenting; what should parents really try to accomplish? To...

20 Jan

Posted at 08:30h in Abstinence, Education, Families, father, Feminism, Gender, Homosexuality, Marriage, motherhood, Non-Discrimination, Parental Rights, Religion, Same-Sex Marriage, Sexual Orientation, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by
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Nathalie Bowman Let me be frank. Those of us who don’t experience same-sex attraction don’t understand it. Not only do we not understand it, but many times we judge it and reject it. By judging and rejecting “it”, we judge and reject another human soul who...

09 Jan

Posted at 07:42h in Birth Rate, Child Development, Cohabitation, Drug Use, Families, father, Government, Marriage, Media, motherhood, Parenting, Sanctity of Life, Schools, Single Mothers, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by
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Mekelle Tenney The Center for Disease Control and Prevention published a study conducted in 2013 that stated the following: 20% of high school students reported having had five or more alcoholic drinks in a row 18% of high school students reported having had a drink of alcohol before...

24 Dec

Posted at 09:34h in Child Development, Diane Robertson, Families, father, Media, motherhood, Parenting, Religion, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by
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Sometimes we find ourselves thinking and worrying about all that is wrong in the world. Yet, there’s much that is right and good. Diane Robertson To my children tonight, I read the words, “Every Who down in Who-ville, the tall and the small, Was singing! Without any...

19 Dec

Posted at 09:53h in Child Development, Education, Families, father, motherhood, Parenting, Religion, Schools, stay-at-home mom, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by
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Rachel Allison My husband and I have totally different parenting styles. I have often wondered how I ended up being the strict disciplinarian.  He on the other hand had an open-door policy with our children.  Any time a discussion or heart to heart conversation was needed...