Before most families ever sit down for dinner, something often happens first. A parent finishes one last text. Someone checks a notification. The television is still on in the background. Dinner may be ready, but the table often isn't.

Money is a real thing, and so are summer jobs and household chores, but does anyone ever really feel like they’re doing it well? Are we actually helping our kids relate in a healthy way with money and work, or are we heaping more tasks and responsibilities on them and testing their fortitude and commitment to do the right thing? Dr. Kathy unpacks this and a trend in summer jobs for kids today.

The most important thing children need after divorce is not perfection. They need adults who know them, love them, and continually point them toward the God who never leaves and never forsakes His children.