Parenting

19 Sep LIFE’S MAPS AND COMPASSES

Posted at 08:20h in Child Development, Divorce, Drug Use, Education, Families, father, Grandparents, Marriage, Parenting, Religion, Schools, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 1 Comment

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Maddi Gillel Have you ever been trying to get somewhere, such as in a different city, state, or country? Did you have a map? Did you speak the language so that you could ask? We’ve all been in this situation. Some of us are born with...

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18 Sep What, Me Worry?

Posted at 21:29h in Diane Robertson, Drug Use, Education, Families, motherhood, Parenting, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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Rebecca Mallory Anybody out there old enough to remember the old MAD Magazine icon Alfred E. Neuman? Every issue donned his face with the same goofy look of complete oblivion to life. Not a care in the world. That goofy face should have donned the cover...

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17 Sep A Rational Basis for Marriage

Posted at 07:19h in Child Development, Constitution, Courts, Diane Robertson, DOMA, Families, father, Gender, Government, Homosexuality, Marriage, Parenting, Proposition 8, Same-Sex Marriage, Sexual Orientation, Supreme Court, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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Diane Robertson We live in a time that many refer to as an “age of entitlement”. There are books and papers written about parents hassling teachers to give their children higher grades, or bosses talking about parents calling them up to tell them they have to...

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16 Sep Is the Ideal for Real: Peaceful Parenting

Posted at 06:56h in Child Development, Education, Families, motherhood, Parenting, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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Nathalie Bowman This is the second in a three part parenting series. Read Part 1 here. Peaceful parenting…..what kind of thoughts come to your mind as you read those words? Do you ever “lose it” with your children, then afterwards, you wonder where that came from...

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12 Sep In the Garden

Posted at 05:38h in Child Development, Education, Families, father, Parenting, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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Evan Crockett I remember working in the garden with my father. As a boy, it was hard to see beyond the seemingly unpleasant task at hand—the physical labor required get the job done. He often asked for my help in tilling the dirt at the beginning...

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10 Sep Endurance

Posted at 08:23h in Birth Rate, Diane Robertson, Divorce, Drug Use, Education, Euthanasia, Families, Marriage, motherhood, Parenting, Same-Sex Marriage, Sanctity of Life, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 1 Comment

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        Diane Robertson Experiencing the birth of my own ten children has taught me something about pain and endurance. When I had my first baby, I was not prepared for the pain. The earlier pains of labor crippled me and brought tears to my eyes. The second...

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09 Sep Family Favorite Read Aloud

Posted at 08:12h in Child Development, Education, Families, Media, motherhood, Parenting, Schools, stay-at-home mom, The Family, UFI Blog, Uncategorized, Values by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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Nathalie Bowman Well, things got away from me this week as I began homeschooling and going back to school myself, so somehow I didn’t give myself enough time to create a thoughtful and meaningful “Part 1” to follow up last week’s post. Please forgive me -...

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02 Sep Is the “Ideal” for Real?

Posted at 08:52h in motherhood, Parenting, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 2 Comments

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If you could create the ideal home for your family, what would that look like? What would it include? By Nathalie Bowman Think about this question in terms of the physical ideal if you’d like, but more importantly, think about the environment you’d like to create. What...

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01 Sep A Personal Stand Against Child Abuse

Posted at 14:55h in Child Abuse, Parenting, UFI Blog by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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The article was shocking. It was a story of a mentally handicapped boy who was seen being pushed by his father while at a local school. Officers took a closer look into this situation and found that the boy “smelled of urine and feces.” He...

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29 Aug Attentive to Habit

Posted at 10:38h in Child Development, Families, father, Parenting, The Family, UFI Blog, Values by Sebo Marketing 0 Comments

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My father wanted me to be as well prepared for life as I could be. He was attentive and took time to correct misconduct when needed. He was home enough, and I was into mischief enough, that it seemed I was in “the doghouse” throughout...

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