Author: Dr. James Paul

Families usually rely on parents to make important decisions. Parents choose schedules, manage budgets, plan meals, and set household rules. Children often share their opinions, but adults make the final choices. Imagine a different situation where children become the main decision-makers for one month. How would family life change? Would the home become more fun,…

Parents create rules to guide their children toward good habits, safety, and responsibility. Children hear many instructions every day, such as limiting screen time, eating healthy food, speaking politely, and going to bed on time. While these rules often come from good intentions, many parents do not always follow the same standards themselves. This situation…

Parents spend years checking report cards, attending parent-teacher meetings, and helping their children improve. They often evaluate academic performance, behavior, attendance, and progress. But what if the process worked both ways? Imagine a system where children could give their parents a report card once every year. Such an idea may sound unusual at first, yet…

Parents make countless decisions for their children every day. Some choices seem small, while others can shape a child’s future for years. Decisions about education, hobbies, friendships, health, and career paths often carry significant weight. Many parents wish they could know whether they are making the right choice before taking action. Imagine a world where…

Parenting often brings challenges that no handbook can fully explain. Many parents give advice based on experience, concern, and a desire to protect their children from mistakes. Yet a common gap exists between generations. Teenagers often feel that their parents do not understand the pressures they face, while parents believe their children ignore valuable guidance….