Recently, Dr. Laura asked you, "What do you think is the worst thing about a parent constantly using their cell phone around their children?" Boy, was this a hot button topic. Here are only a few of the responses: More >>

...I can't tell you how many times I have seen moms on their phones in grocery stores while their children are acting up. I saw a child tip over a cart while standing in it! More >>

My mother has listened to you for many years, and I have just recently started listening to your program. My mother introduced me to "The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands." More >>

I think as parents, we've tried to give our kids better than what we think we had, or what we think we missed and should have gotten or needed, but in doing so, we may not have allowed our children to learn lessons in life at a young age through experience, because we protected them too much. More >>

I can vividly remember the emotions of my favorite birthday, although I cannot recall exactly how old I was when it occurred. More >>

My wise, wonderful, loving, but not perfect mother-in-law would have a to-do list. Anything that didn't get done was saved for the next day. Her plan of attack was to do FIRST the chore she dreaded the most. More >>

I just listened to your call with Nikki, who has a hard time getting up and going, each day. I'm a stay-at-home-wife, and when my husband was in Iraq and then Afghanistan, I could definitely commiserate with what Nikki is going through now. More >>

I am listening to your podcast for 10/22/12. A caller mentioned that her son asked her to get a man. More >>

...I was raised in a family where morality was taught. It was easy for me to understand the importance of living a moral and virtuous life because my religion gave me and my family guidelines to follow. More >>

I about chocked on my lunch listening to the conversation you had with a young teacher who had her 3-year-old daughter incarcerated in day care 40 hours a week. More >>