"Family Matters" Radio Column: Speed Dating your Spouse, Should Kids Referee Themselves & Is Your Child Too Young for That Show?

May 16, 2013

"Family Matters" Radio Column: Speed Dating your Spouse, Should Kids Referee Themselves & Is Your Child Too Young for That Show?

On this week's "Family Matters" segment of the Ric & Suzanne Show on CJAD 800AM, we talk about:

Speed Dating Your Spouse: So the two of you can't find any time alone with each other. That's no reason why you can't find an alternative, like speed dating each other.
Should Children Referee Themselves? Is this a solution which would prevent assaults on referees and umpires?
Is Your Child Too Young for That Show? At what age is it appropriate for a child to attend concerts, plays, and movies with more mature content?

Enjoy:

Family Matters CJAD 800AM - May 16th, 2013

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