#5: Happier Parents Have Happy Kids

#5: Happier Parents Have Happy Kids

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Your Family Needs This: A Code of Conduct That Works

In today’s rapidly changing world, family values and parenting strategies are constantly being challenged—especially when adult children return home with new beliefs and perspectives. If your home feels out of sync, it may not be a lack of love—it may be a lack of clarity.This ep ...  Show more

Ep.308: Jessica Robertson on Duck Dynasty Values, Adoption Identity, and Raising Grounded Kids

In this episode, Dr. Meg Meeker talks with Jessica Robertson about the family values behind Duck Dynasty, the role of faith in shaping their home, and the challenge of raising grounded children in a culture obsessed with fame, screens, and constant noise. Jessica shares how her f ...  Show more

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