Parenting Struggles and What They Teach - Ken Swarner

Parenting has its challenging moments, but the rewards and laughter can outweigh the struggles. On this one day Focus on the Family broadcast, dad of four Ken Swarner reminds you why it’s so important to keep your sense of humor and to laugh when appropriate. He shares some humorous stories about raising his children. You’ll pick up some lighthearted spiritual lessons about parenting with humility and how to trust God.
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[@janicespann7856]

Great interview! I loved the humorous way you looked at each situation and learned from them. We need more laughter in our family relationships. Sometimes as parents we’re just too serious too often….. relax a little!

[@focusonthefamily]

Hi, Janice! We’re encouraged by your positive response to this program and are pleased that it was meaningful to you. God’s best to you!

[@ninakatungi9568]

I absolutely enjoyed this episode. So relatable, so much wisdom ❤ and hilarious 😂. Thank you focus on the family for bringing Ken to the show 🙏

[@focusonthefamily]

Thanks, Nina, for sharing! We're grateful this program was a blessing to you.

[@ssxiong7831]

Thank you for this video ❤

[@jenipheranipho9819]

Thank you

[@danielwalicke6635]

How do you help raise on and give on the principles of faith when they come from a divorced family

[@shaunaconnell9102]

Do your best to show them the gospel and still do family devotionals

[@dana8208]

I feel like this was a very superficial interview. I would have liked to get deeper into the insight the author has on how to accept that our children have free will and how to guide them through life. All I heard was some quick stories about the children, but there was no connection to how it related to free will.

[@daphnekivinen9482]

This video was telling parents we need to lighten up sometimes. I loved the humorous stories. I heard it on the radio and this is my second time listening. We can learn from this gentleman's mistakes. Too bad I didn't hear this when my children were young. I am now a great grandmother of 9 and I totally understand.