Holidays are not always smiles and Hallmark cards. This Mother’s Day, I wonder how many other countless women have an aching heart. This Mother’s Day, I’m concentrating not on the pain of the past, but on God’s promises for the future.
In today’s Ask Dr. B column, Dr. Bengtson addresses a reader’s question about how to help a child who is a picky eater.
Parenthood and the marital relationship changes significantly after children leave home and create an empty nest. Dr. Bengtson offers advice on how to prepare.
Insecurities hold us back. Surrendering our insecurities to God is the first step toward walking in freedom.
We all look like we have attention problems from time to time. So accurate diagnosis for our children is crucial. Dr. Bengtson explains what you need to know to determine if your child has a clinically significant attention problem, and if so, what to do about it.
