The Paradox of Being a First-Born Child: A Blessing and a Burden

“First of My Kind” I was the first, the opening line, A chapter written before the ink was dry. Their love was fresh, their hands unsure, I learned the rules, then watched them blur. I wore the crown of oldest child, But bore a weight that never smiled. Expected much, forgiven less, The test run … Continue reading The Paradox of Being a First-Born Child: A Blessing and a Burden

The Polygamous Family as a Divided Family

Polygamous Family; Divided Family When considering a polygamous family as a divided family, it introduces a unique set of dynamics and challenges that differ from those of traditional monogamous families. Here's a closer look at how a polygamous family may experience division: Fragmentation of relationships: In a polygamous family, the division may occur not only … Continue reading The Polygamous Family as a Divided Family

The Lifelong Impact: Praying for Our Children Matters

Parents Praying for Their Children In the journey of parenthood, there's a profound yet often underestimated power: Prayer. From the moment our children come into this world, our prayers weave a protective cloak around them, guiding them through the twists and turns of life's path. But it doesn't end there; it's a lifelong commitment, resonating … Continue reading The Lifelong Impact: Praying for Our Children Matters

The Nuclear/Monogamous Family Structure

The Nuclear/Monogamous Family A nuclear (or monogamous) family typically refers to a family structure where one person is married or committed to only one other person at a time. It's a common form of family organization in many cultures, where individuals have exclusive romantic or sexual relationships with a single partner. The word nuclear or … Continue reading The Nuclear/Monogamous Family Structure