Rev. Scott Welch Family Is The Focus 1. They need to see us make this relationship a priority. Allow your children to see affection, hugs and kisses, between their parents. They need to know that mom and dad discuss important issues and simple things like their days regularly. Go out on a regular date with your spouse allowing your kids see you make it a big deal.
Marriage gets such a bum wrap in our society.
Talk to your kids about that, take them to weddings and then go out and discuss why your marriage has stayed together. Let me encourage you to dig down deep and strive to present to your children the value of marriage. When marriages break up it is not because the institution of marriage is bad. Be honest with your children were you can and allow them to view positive examples of marriage which will help them understand God's design.