In this frank and honest discussion, Dr. Meg doesn’t beat around the bush when it comes to talking about sex with your kids. Dr. Meg will equip and encourage parents to raise their children above the toxicity and sexualization of the culture, which will profoundly impact decades of their lives.

Girls are dealing with issues today that previous generations never had to. As a parent, what can you do to help your daughter handle these issues in a healthy way? Join Dr Meg in a conversation with Sissy Goff, Director of Child/Adolescent Counseling, Daystar Counseling Ministries/Nashville TN.

Dr. Meg speaks life and truth to dads in this special episode dedicated to honoring fathers.

The stress and pressure of raising kids can make you question whether you are messing your kids up or setting them up for success when they leave the nest. Do you constantly worry if your kids' future is going to be everything it should be for them? If you can relate, this episode is for you.

America’s Mom, Dr. Meg Meeker, speaks words of life into mothers as they navigate the world of raising great kids!

Because all of us can use mindfulness, Dr. Meg talks with wellness consultant and mindfulness-based stress reduction teacher, Wendy Weckstein.

The benefits of sign language in a parent-child relationship: Help children learn to say what they need and put an end to frustrating tantrums! Part 2

The benefits of sign language in a parent-child relationship: Help children learn to say what they need and put an end to frustrating tantrums! Part 1

There’s no better way to teach your kids to have character, integrity & courage than to have those traits yourself! You can do it! Dr. Meg/Mark Timm can help.

In this episode, Dr. Meg and Shaunti Feldhahn help the listeners understand that joy is a gift from God.

Dr. Meg couldn’t wait to have Larry Hagner as a guest on today’s episode. They talk about all kinds of things that will help you be a better father and husband.

Being a stepparent is a wonderful blessing, but it comes with its fair share of challenges.

Being a stepparent is a wonderful blessing, but it comes with its fair share of challenges.

Waking up in the middle of the night to take care of your kids is always stressful.

Dr. Meg gives you practical advice on taking care of your family, teaching your kids about avoiding infection, and what to do if you think you have been exposed to Coronavirus.

This episode of the Parenting Great Kids podcast deals with your fears surrounding parenting. Dr. Meg knows these fears first-hand, and she wants to help you avoid them or overcome them as much as possible.

Meg introduces the topic “Raising A Strong Daughter” with societal pressures about body image, sexual activity, and inclusion in the “it crowds."

Dr. Meg talks to fitness guru and television personality Heidi Powell about how to get in shape and set attainable and sustainable goals all while being married and raising four children.

Adopting a child of a different race brings some baggage with it that you don’t necessarily know about until you’re in the thick of it.

Different strategies and tips on being a positive parent.

Dr. Meg talks with Bo and Nicole White, an “average” military couple that has figured out how to make the military lifestyle work despite the hardships.

Dr. Meg talks with Bo and Nicole White, an “average” military couple, about how they balanced Bo’s deployments while they dealt with their son’s battle with cancer.

As the breadwinner, it can be difficult to balance working and spending quality time with your kids. This is one successful father's advice.

A relationship expert shares how parents can prep their kids for marriage.

How to priortize your parenting regardless of your schedule.

Learn how to practice courage as a parenting team with relationship insight from Bob and Maria Goff.

Dave Ramsey's kids talk about how their father’s strong parenting shaped them into the adults they are today.

NFL quarterback talks to Dr. Meg about being a HERO dad and practicing leadership on and off the field.

You can help your spouse be a better parent when you understand how to communicate effectively, taking notes from relationship therapist and author Dr. Linda.

Here's how to embrace a healthier perspective on parenting and let go of the pressures perfection brings.