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In this segment, parenting coach Richard R. Ramos explains a practical method for encouraging children to adopt consistent, positive behavior. He advises parents to hold a family conversation that explores the desired family identity—questions such as “What kind of family do we want to be?” and “What kind of home do we want our friends to come to?” are posed. The discussion is recorded, and the notes are turned into a written family mission statement that the children help craft. By involving kids in the creation process and asking them to commit to the mission, parents aim to secure a shared commitment to consistent behavior and values.

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