Practical discussions with Latter-day Saint women leaders and parents who take on relevant topics and relationship matters that impact the family and home life—from taming technology and parenting to the foundations of a happy marriage and child development.

Carol F. McConkie, first counselor in the Young Women General Presidency, and Heather Nelson, a licensed clinical social worker, share personal stories and expert insights to help answer questions in this episode of Gospel Solutions for Families.

Dealing with Kids Suffering from Anxiety or Depression

Jean B. Bingham, first counselor in the Primary general presidency, and author Merrilee Boyack share personal stories and expert insights to help answer these questions in this episode of Gospel Solutions for Families.

Fostering Independence in Children

When it comes to raising happy, healthy children, it can be easy to forget that focusing on the health of your marriage is a key component.

How a Happy Marriage Makes for Better Parenting

Amy sits down with Steve Harper from the Church Historical department to talk about how he became interested in church history.

How to Answer Questions about Church History

Everyone wants to feel like they belong, and God and Jesus Christ want everyone to know that they certainly do. So what can we do when we or those we care about feel isolated or ignored?

How to Foster Feelings of Belonging Within Ourselves and Others

Intimidated by The Talk? Here are ideas on how to talk to your kids about sexual relationships.

How to Talk to Your Kids about Intimacy

 Linda S. Reeves, second counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency, and Angie Cella, a sex addiction and trauma therapist, discuss ways to talk to children about pornography in this episode of Gospel Solutions for Families.

How to Talk to Your Kids about Pornography

How have you comforted those who are experiencing loss themselves? Sister Reyna I. Aburto, second counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency, and Kevin Brodrick, licensed marriage and family therapist, offer their advice in this interview.

How to Talk to a Friend or Family Member Who Is Grieving

Bonnie H. Cordon, the second counselor in the Primary general presidency, suggests that learning the language of the Spirit is easiest when it starts at home, where children can be immersed in it.

How to Teach Your Child How the Spirit Speaks to Them

Parenthood is the perhaps the most important and challenging role we can fill in this life. It is also the most rewarding. Do our kids see it that way?

How to Teach Your Kids About the Joy and Importance of Parenthood

Are the kids excited or groaning when its time for family scripture study? We want our children to know that the scriptures are a real power in their lives

How to Teach Your Kids that Scripture Power is Real

When life feels dark, overwhelming, or lonely, what can we do to find peace? Reaching outside of ourselves to serve others who are also in need may seem counterintuitive, but it is a healing balm that is tried and true.

How to Teach the Joys of Service

Robin Zenger Baker, author of Finding Peace When a Child Chooses Another Path, has studied psychology, organizational behavior, and family therapy. She shares personal stories and professional insights to answer questions.

Living Without Guilt When Your Child Chooses a Different Path

Making the gospel relevant for our youth.

Making the Gospel Relevant for Our Youth

Wendy Ulrich, a mother and licensed psychologist, shares personal stories and insights to help answer questions about raising young adults, which may sometimes be more challenging than parenting young children.

Parenting Young Adults

Learning when to say “Yes” and how to gracefully say “No” can be key in retaining some of our most important relationships.

Setting Realistic Expectations with Self, Spouse, and Kids

This is a generation that is preparing for the return of our Savior and preparing to carry on his kingdom during the millennium. Are these kids the chosen or the royal generation?

Strengthening Our Kids for the Last Days

Technology enables us to be forces for good in the world, but sometimes it distracts us from being present in our families.

Taming Technology in the Home

“It is appropriate to disagree, but it is not appropriate to be disagreeable,” teaches Quentin L. Cook.

Teaching Kids How to Disagree Without Being Disagreeable

When you think of repentance, the total change of mind and heart, does it fill you with joy? Taylor found out for himself why, despite the challenge, change is worth it. He shares his incredible story in this interview.

The Stigma Around Repentance

As a young woman, Lisa eagerly anticipated the day she’d be married and start a family, but that day came years later than she could have imagined. In her single years, she gained faith in God’s careful timing for each of His children.

Trusting the Lord’s Timing

The ideal family situation includes a loving mother, a caring father, obedient children, and harmony in the home. So what can you do when that’s just not the case for your family?

When Life is Less Than Ideal

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