Product Description

The third foundational book from MOPS, Intl., designed to meet the needs of mothers of young children, this book focuses on the changes and challenges in a marriage when a couple becomes mom and dad. The first two books are What Every Mom Needs and What Every Child Needs.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #571827 in Books
• Published on: 2002-02-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 224 pages

From the Back Cover
We Interrupt This Marriage . . . to Raise Children

Just when you thought you’d adjusted to each other--just when you and your spouse had achieved a satisfying balance in your relationship—it happened. Your first child arrived. Things have never been the same since . . . and they never will be. So how do you regain your equilibrium now that you have children?

Elisa Morgan and Carol Kuykendall of MOPS International (Mothers of Preschoolers) know your frustrations. And they know the answers. Not pretty theories, but honest, qualified insights and approaches that can help you turn the transitions of parenthood into times of transformation in your marriage.

Children Change a Marriage is for every husband and wife entering the adventure of parenthood. Read it, apply it, and look forward with hope. The best years of your lives together lie ahead!

About the Author
Elisa Morgan is president and CEO of MOPS International, Inc based in Denver, Colorado. Her daily radio program, MomSense, is broadcast on more than 700 outlets nationwide. She is the author of Mom to Mom and Meditations for Mothers, editor of Mom's Devotional Bible, and co-author with Carol Kuykendall of What Every Child Needs, What Every Mom Needs, and Children Change a Marriage, and Make Room for Daddy. She lives in Centennial, Colorado.;Carol Kuykendall is director of communications for MOPS, a freelance writer and speaker, and the author of several books, including Loving and Letting Go, and A Mother's Footprints of Faith. Her articles have been published in a number of magazines including Guideposts, Daily Guideposts, and Reader's Digest. She lives in Boulder, Colorado.

Customer Reviews

Could this book be more religious?
The overall content of the book isn't that bad, but the continuous references to God is annoying for someone who isn't religious. Lines such as "Make your marriage better by at the end of the day giving your problems to God" are not helpful to those of us that aren't religious. These comments by the author get worse and worse through the book to the point where I just gave up reading it.