Lazy Parents, Happy Kids

Most couples need to keep kids from completely overwhelming the little love rituals and routines they once shared. Encouraging your child's independence to create time for your self and your partner is an art that can start very early. Read "How Lazy Parents Make Happier Kids and Stronger Marriages" to learn more.

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