Welcome to the Raising Boys and Girls Podcast. I'm Sissy Gough. I'm David Thomas. And I'm Melissa

Trevathan. And we are so glad you've set us out a few minutes to spend with us today. In each

episode of this podcast, we'll share some of what we're learning in the work we do with kids and

families on a daily basis at Days Are Counseling in Nashville, Tennessee. Our goal is to help you

care for the kids in your life with a little more understanding, a little more practical help,

and a whole lot of hope. So pull up a chair and join us on this journey from our little yellow house

to yours. The Raising Boys and Girls Podcast is brought to you in partnership with Menno.

Menno provides meaningful screen time and shared experiences for families to help you grow in your

faith together. Check them out at podcast.govmento.com. That's podcast.govminno.com.

Josh and Christy Strob lead famous at home, a company equipping leaders and corporations in

emotional intelligence and healthy family systems. Josh most enjoys coaching leaders to be famous

at home so they can thrive on their stage. He also speaks regularly for joint special operations

command and serves military families across the country. Josh is the author of seven books,

including Safe House, How Emotional Safety is the key to raising kids who live, love, and lead well.

He and his wife, Christy, host the famous at home podcast and co-wrote the book Famous at Home.

Seven decisions to put your family center stage in a world competing for your time, attention,

and identity. Along with two children's books, what am I feeling and what do I do with worry

to help parents foster emotional awareness in kids? A lot of life has happened for the two of you

since we were together in the same room. Children, in fact, start there. Tell us about your growing

family and also for any folks who don't yet know about your work. Will you tell us about your work?

Yeah, it's so cool to actually look back and you look at what God has done. But we added

Micah to our family. So we have nine, seven, and almost two now. And so that has been just the

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