Eyres On The Road

Richard and Linda talk with their granddaughter, who saved up enough money to buy a horse.

Richard and Linda explore the courage of hauling kids around the create memories.

The Eyres discuss the special joys of being a grandparent and spending time with grandchildren.

After traveling on a lot of airplanes, Richard and Linda talk about the great people of Bogata, Columbia.

The Eyres talk about the value of a good education and how learning impacts children's lives.

Richard and Linda Eyre talk about the benefits of making a plan and setting goals for your family. They offer suggestions for how to set attainable, meaningful goals and give examples from their own experience as to how a plan can guide the family - even when unforeseen problems or difficulties arise.

Richard and Linda talk about spending time with their grandchildren in Minneapolis.

Richard and Linda discuss the importance of setting goals to improve a marriage.

Richard and Linda Eyre talk about treasuring both the good and the bad, rewards and challenges, that come with being a parent and raising children.

Richard and Linda talk about being married and what order we should take certain steps such as dating, marriage and having kids. The definition of marriage can be complicated. What is marriage? A piece of paper? A legal arrangement? The Eyres come to talk about the joys and benefits of being married and having kids. Listen in for their steps on how to maintain a good marriage.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Celebrate Christmas with the Eyre family!

Every child is different.  Once you figure out how to raise your first child, you find your second child is entirely different.  By the time you figure out to raise the second child, you have to find a new technique to address your first child's new problems.  Parenting never ends.

As we consider how long we'll live, it's important to consider how to make our life have purpose and fullfillment.

A visit with great parents half-a-world away.  A look at how children of the Arabic world celebrate Ramadan.

The Eyres discuss some of the ways to enjoy time and deepen relationships with adult children. Their daughter, Saren, joins them and talks about spending the weekend with her mother, Linda, and other siblings. The Eyres also talk about building relationships with son-in-laws and daughter-in-laws when the family gets together.

Each kid is unique.  Richard and Linda pitch their plan why parents need to set specific, unique traditions for each child.

Who would want to stay home with kids, feeding them, and taking them to the potty all day?

The Eyres discuss how music, drama, literature, and theatre can enrich children's lives. They talk about not discriminating and encourage including younger children in "excellent" experiences that can leave a lasting impression on them, even if they don't understand everything.

Richard and Linda visit with educators in Columbia and Canada.