Here comes Father's Day. Let's appreciate the gift and blessing "real" fathers are!

How do we fight the assumption that "kids will be kids" and experiment with sex in their teen years? Does teaching abstinence work in the world we live in?

Timothy L. Carver provides a simple formula for teens to use as they develop their testimonies.

Here are two picture books to help young children become more familiar with Book of Mormon principles and heroes.

It is too easy to underestimate Mother Eve...and our own earthly mothers. All women who become mothers travel a path that echoes her journey. Let's reexamine their choices and our own.

This multicultural board book celebrates our Savior's gifts to the world.

We can prepare our children to make good decision later in life by allowing them to exercise their freedom in smaller matters when they are young.

Beverly Campbell's book eloquently and lovingly unravels the false image we have of Mother Eve and the Fall. She provides new understanding of these events, reclaiming Eve's damaged reputation, and giving joyful insight into the role and worth of all women.

To teach our children to make wise choices in adolesence, do we "punish" them or allow them to experience "natural consequences" of their actions? Can mercy forestall justice? Does forgiveness repair all damage?

The Noodleboro Picnic Basket game to teach manners by Playskool is a disappointment, unless your children are younger than the recommended age. Save your money and get a "please" and "thank you" chart.