However much you and your children think you love the TV show “Bluey,” Catholic parent, author and radio host Katie Prejean McGrady and her family probably love it more — not only because of its entertainment value, but because it is the
Associate editor Ava Lalor writes about an ad she recently encountered featuring a friendly robot geared toward helping kids with social interactions and emotional processing. While it seems like a fun product at first glance, Lalor shares her concerns with this new
Recent news about the loss of faith and religious commitment in young adults may leave parents feeling helpless, as if the monster of secularism and apathy will inevitably swallow up their kids. In fact, when we look at the childhoods of young
Kamila Valieva’s free skate and its aftermath at the Beijing Olympics were five of the most difficult minutes of an Olympic Games to watch in recent memory, writes the members of the Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board. Valieva, who went into the
With so many problems and challenges in the world, especially worsened by the pandemic, people can find strength and guidance in St. Joseph, Pope Francis said.
"Precisely in this time that is so difficult, we needed someone who could encourage us, help us,
Colleen Pressprich addresses a recent Pew Research study that showed that 44 percent of adults ages 18 to 49 don’t intend to have children: “It’s a startling percentage. Roughly half of those asked cite lack of interest as their main reason for
Catholic mom Diana Vallette shares what she has learned from raising an atypical child. She writes: “I’m learning (slowly and badly) that an adversity free life isn’t part of God’s plan for any of us. I know my plan for my children
Our Sunday Visitor managing editor Scott Warden writes about an experience he recently had with his 17-year-old daughter. As part of a discussion she was having in her senior English class, she asked, “What do parents owe their children, and what do
Pouting. Not picking up toys. Name-calling. Lying. Refusing to share. Cheating. Whining. Teasing. Talking back.
Every child does this, Sally Follett said. Which means every parent has to face these behaviors.
For this northeast Wisconsin mom, loose leaf pages, with her children's printing about
In an essay for Our Sunday Visitor, writer Diana Vallette writes about the trepidation parents face as they take their children back to school during a global pandemic. She writes: “Parenting is a series of unprecedented events over and over and over.