After hearing your comments regarding the adjustment time it takes to motherhood, I have to say thank you! More >>

...To this day he always tells me that you can be successful not from intelligence, but from discipline... More >>

...We can all flourish by getting out of our comfort zones, though it can be a delicate balance to give kids opportunities to push themselves in ways that are age-appropriate... More >>

...After making a few changes, including no more sex outside if marriage, my life has been filled with sadness and joy... More >>

...I had my first two children while I was still in college, and I 'decelerated' my academic program so I could be home more with my kids. When I graduated, I worked part-time and didn't realize that I even had the option of staying home with my children until after listening to you talk about it so often... More >>

I've homeschooled my 2 daughters for the past 5 years. I used to get frustrated and yell. It's sad to admit but it's the truth... More >>

It's so hard to choose just one favorite memory of my mother. I am the youngest of four girls and my mother was a stay-at-home mom... More >>

...Something changed in their relationship that night, and my oldest said he would never forget what his little brother did for him. Thanks to YOU, Dr. Laura, I prevented myself from interfering... More >>

...My mom chose not to have a career because she wanted to raise her three children herself. We grew up always having her available to pick us up after school, help us with our homework, ensure we were cared for, and most of all, love us so much that she gave up her own monetary aspirations for her family... More >>

I remember your advice to a past listener, you said the daughter-in-law was the lioness at the gate. If the mother-in-law wanted to see her grandchildren, she would have to comply with her daughter-in-law's wishes... More >>