Skip to main content

More Resources!

 Hello! Before I get started, here are some links to other blogs that you may like!


https://essentialityoffamilies.blogspot.com/

https://whyfamily0.blogspot.com/

https://theimpactoffamilyrelations.blogspot.com/

https://familiesareneeded.blogspot.com/

https://decidewhoyouwanttobecome.blogspot.com/

https://familyfanandresc.blogspot.com/

https://discoverthejoyoffamily.blogspot.com/

https://familiesonthefrontline.blogspot.com/

ladycaptainerica.wixsite.com/familyexpectations

https://teachingsoffamilyrelations.blogspot.com/

wannabetraddad.blogspot.com

https://kevincastrochavez4.wixsite.com/family-relations

https://famliy160.blogspot.com/2023/04/introduction.html

https://zacksblogtm.blogspot.com/

https://savingonefamilyatatime.blogspot.com/

https://weeklyoverload.blogspot.com/

https://familymatters80.blogspot.com/

https://forthefutureoffamily.blogspot.com/

https://fam160familyrelations.blogspot.com/

 https://brennanblogfamily.blogspot.com/

https://unopotatodospotato.blogspot.com/

https://fijianfamilies.blogspot.com/


to an external site.to an external site.Links to an external site.Links to an external site.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A Father's Impact

I read an amazing article that was written by “The Children’s Bureau” that was titled “A Fathers impact of Child Development.” It discussed the impact that a father has on a child’s life by focusing on 3 points: facts about a father's engagement, father absence, and tips for dads. Today in my blog I wanted to talk a bit about 5 things that stood out to me as I read the article. Infants can be equally as attached to the father as they are the mother. The first thing that caught my attention is that the article said that fathers and infants can be equally as attached as mothers and infants. This was interesting to me because I feel like there is an idea that a mother and her baby have a connection that is hard to recreate with the father but when both parents are involved with the child, infants are attached to both parents from the beginning of life. Father involvement using authoritative parenting (loving and with clear boundaries and expectations) leads to better emotion...
Post a Comment
Read more

End of Class, Beginning of Forever

The time has come for my family relations class to come to an end! I am so grateful for the opportunity I had to take this class with Brother Williams. I learned so much about how I want my future family to be. For today's blog, I wanted to recap some of my past blog posts and list the top 5 things that I've learned. 1- There is strength and power that comes from building a family with a righteous mother and father that are married and bringing children into the world. The world has a very different view of what the family should look like. Today we see a dramatic increase in couples that cohabitate. There is a belief that we must “test run” marriage before getting married but research has found that this does not make your chances of staying together any better. We see an increase of children being born out of wedlock and an increase in divorces. I know that divorce isn’t the answer! I also know that children are so important to our Heavenly Father and to our own eternal h...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Wedding & Adjusting to Married Life

The Wedding & Adjusting to Married Life Wedding So your significant other has finally popped the question (Or you popped the question)!! An engagement brings feelings of love and excitement but also can bring stress as wedding planning begins. There are many decisions that need to be made such as the budget, the logistics of the wedding, where the wedding will take place, music and food, who is invited, sending out the invites, finding a photographer, choosing wedding colors, and buying a wedding dress and suit. That is a lot to plan! Today in the United States, weddings tend to be big and elaborate affairs. There are even professional wedding planners that can be hired to make your wedding planning easier. But even with a wedding planner, a wedding is likely going to be expensive. In 2009, the average cost for a wedding was $27,800. Oftentimes, the pressure of planning the wedding is placed on the bride and her family and this can sometimes cause tension between the couple and...
Post a Comment
Read more