Like it or not television and movies have become a staple for how our children learn to express themselves, make moral choices and expand their consciousness. Over the years The Disney Channel has tapped into this powerful medium using original televi

What the mother of motivation, Louise Hay, has to say about parenting can change your life and the lives of your children forever.

Nothing can change your life and the world quicker than filling a bucket

Can one person change the world? If you have the character of Tom Tuohy, you can. Tom shares his secret for changing the world, one child at a time.

As your children grow and begin to pull away from you, there may be times of conflict. Learning to forgive and to ask for forgiveness is one of the most powerful ways to soothe this conflict and strengthen your relationship with your children.

By taking the time to listen, to understand, to learn and to communicate clearly, I not only had helped another, I also had learned a great deal about myself and the beautiful wisdom my children have to teach me.

It's not an iPod, a laptop or expensive designer jeans. It cannot be found in any store. What our teens really need can be found only in the heart.

As a parent, what do you do when you have reached your limit, when you have nothing left to give; where can you turn for strength?

Tired of making New Year's resolutions that don't work? This simple strategy can be the catalyst for helping you and your children reach your highest potential in 2007.

What things can you do this holiday season and throughout the year to de-stress and bring more joy into your life and the lives of your children?

When you or your family are in the depth of sadness, gather your children, connect with the light and remember the miracles that are waiting to be revealed.

As our days and nights unfold, the precious moments we experience are woven together to form the fabric of our lives, each thread bearing the face of God.

Our children remember the time and the energy shared as a family, not the gifts, the parties or how perfectly the house is decorated.

Each day we are surrounded by parts of our life to be grateful for. By giving thanks on a daily basis, we change the way we view our lives and we are able to see the possibility in every moment.

The secret for your family to find joy, bliss and connection to God may be as simple as a walk in the woods.

What is the secret Marlee Matlin, Bill Gates, Albert Einstein, Cher, Jay Leno, and Whoppi Goldberg have that can change the life of your child?

In this era of global disharmony and conflict, what would happen if 500 children found the keys to peace? How different would our world be if those same children taught us what they discovered . . . and one by one, we decided to change the world?

Stress can kill your children just as dead as it can you. It is imperative that we balance the negative influences in their lives with positive lessons.

If your school morning ritual consists of lost shoes, worries over unrealistic teacher expectations, the homework-eating dog and your constant nagging, laying a foundation may be just what you need.

One of the great frustration of watching news stories of the fighting in the Middle East is the utter sense of powerlessness I feel as an individual. What can each of our families do to bring light to the darkness they are experiencing?

As parents each of us will be called to soothe, comfort, and calm our children when they are scared. So what steps can you take to help our children let go of the fear?

being kind trumps being right. How many arguments have you or your children had trying to prove a point? How different would your relationships with your children be if you honored the fact that they see the world in a different way?

Walk into any home, camp or corporation and you will see it. No one is immune, it permeates every walk of life, every, race, every age, every religion. What is this insidious thing that is taking over the lives of so many families?

With so many people unhappy with our government's choices, with our country divided over immigration policies and many of our personal freedoms being debated, it's good to remember how precious independence and freedom is.

There's a lot riding on your answer to, "Mommy why do you love me?"

A simple act of kindness, by a three year old child, brings light to the life of a homeless man. And what a gift for the growth of a child's heart.

As hurricane season begins we do everything to prepare for potential disasters. But, how do we, as parents, prepare to live life fully and with extraordinary joy?

For decades, The Serenity Prayer has given comfort, strength and peace to those in recovery. How can we use the serenity prayer to help us raise our kids to their fullest potential?

What society deems imperfect is perfection made manifest. Every special needs child has been brought to this earth to teach us and all of humanity a multitude of gifts.

As a result of our frenetic lives many families are out of balance. So how can parents slow down their lives and reconnect with their kids?

Sometimes you can't feel God's presence. When you are facing obstacles, pray that the creator make his presence known. Then pay attention for the signs that you are safe in the arms of God.

When God wanted to create a being that could help all of the children reach their highest potential, he called upon his most perfect angels and together, what they created was magnificent.

I am Jewish and my husband is Catholic with brothers who are evangelical Christian, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian. And our friends are even more diverse. We could probably attend or host a religious feast every week.

The universe has lessons to teach us about darkness - lessons that can bring hope to our lives.

I was "kinder-gotten." Overwhelmed. God guided me to look deeply into my children's eyes when I become frustrated and remember how small they really are, how they make me feel when they hug me and how they melt my heart with love.

Can one person be the catalyst for peace? Can one person change the world? A 6-year-old child shares wisdom that may contain the only way to stop war.