by Ed & Betty Coda | May 31, 2023 | Children, Communication, For Couples, For Parents, Parenting, Passionate Couple, Passionate Parent
Watch the video on YouTube >> Video Transcript: Hi everyone, it’s so great to be with you again. If you have read our recent blogs, we hope that you realize that couple-first parenting is mostly about us being on the same page and having the same vision...
by Ed & Betty Coda | May 8, 2023 | Children, Communication, For Couples, For Parents, Passionate Parent
Have you ever felt alone in your parenting? Has your child ever gotten a different answer from your spouse than you already gave them? Has your child ever sworn or used bad language? Has your child ever shown disrespect to you by what they said? Has your child ever...
by Ed & Betty Coda | Feb 10, 2023 | Communication, Family, For Couples, For Parents, Love, Marriage, Romance
Watch the video on YouTube >> Video Transcript: Hey, we’re back! We promised in our last blog to do a follow-up on the wonderful good news crews for married couples that we got to experience a few weeks ago. As we mentioned, one of the wonderful things we...
by Ed & Betty Coda | Dec 6, 2018 | Communication, For Couples, For Parents, Intimacy, Trust
First reaction- Sex. But in truth what has inspired the most intimate moments for us is deep, heartfelt, truthful communication and sharing of feelings. Try this one- “What about me have I never told you before and how do I feel sharing this with you?” You...
by Ed & Betty Coda | Aug 22, 2013 | Children, Communication, Events, Family, For Parents, Intimacy, Marriage, Passionate Couple, Passionate Parent
Based on a recent survey there are around 10 million married Americans who waited until they were married to have sex for the first time. However, only 11% of unmarried modern 25 year olds are still waiting. That number goes up to 20% among Christian groups. Of those,...
by Ed & Betty Coda | Jul 16, 2013 | Children, Communication, Family, For Parents, Love, Marriage, Parenting, Passionate Parent
When I was a young parent I used to get irritated when one of the little one’s asked if they could help with something that was way over their heads or I could do more efficiently myself. Now with grandkids, when they say, “Can I Help?”, I immediately say yes, then...