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Why do we become parents?

Do we have a moral obligation to become parents? Some would say: yes. There are three types of arguments to support such a contention:

(i) We owe it to humanity at large to propagate the species or to society to provide manpower for future tasks

(ii) We owe it to ourselves to realize our full potential as human beings and as males or females by becoming parents

(iii) We owe it to our unborn children to give them life.

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Want to know the answer to one of the most asked questions about step-parenting? Knowing this answer will help you combine your families effectively and let you actually enjoy the experience.

“Help! I don’t love my step-kids! Now what do I do?” If there’s one question I get asked more than any other, this is it! Whether the couple is engaged and preparing to combine families or they are already married, this is a common fear.

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Want to know the answer to one of the most asked questions about step-parenting? Knowing this answer will help you combine your families effectively and let you actually enjoy the experience.

“Help! I don’t love my step-kids! Now what do I do?” If there’s one question I get asked more than any other, this is it! Whether the couple is engaged and preparing to combine families or they are already married, this is a common fear.

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After a divorce, taking the plunge to remarry can be a scary endeavor. Read on to learn some of the best ways to tell that both you and your partner are ready.

My coaching clients ask this question all the time. They are searching for ways to avoid getting hurt again and to feel confident in their decision to give marriage another try. It’s a great question because they’ve learned from experience that just being “in love” doesn’t always mean you’re ready to marry.

Marriage is a lifetime commitment and the decision to enter into it should be taken very seriously. The last thing you want to do is rely on emotions only.

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