New Parents, Old WisdomWhen their sons reminded them about the Christmas tree, the Drapers realized something profound: their children's priorities matter just as much as their own. With a newborn in the house and three older kids running around (plus one struggling middle-child dog), life has become beautifully chaotic. They're now completing only about seventy-five percent of their daily to-do lists, and honestly, that's okay.Brad shares his cherished evening routine—spending quiet, non-verbal moments with his daughter before bed. This time around, unlike during his previous children's births, he's grateful to balance business responsibilities with hands-on parenting. How different would our relationships look if we prioritized these small connections?The couple practices focus gazing, a mindfulness technique where you study something small (like a leaf) for five to ten minutes to sharpen attention and reduce stress. They've also adapted their date nights to include prison ministry work together. Through extended hugs, brief cuddles, and acknowledging each other's contributions, they're intentionally drifting closer rather than apart.In the relentless pace of modern life, we often miss what truly matters. The Drapers remind us that tomorrow isn't guaranteed—today is unique and worth savoring.Ready to slow down and reconnect with what matters most?Now, If you find this episode valuable, please share with your significant other, friends, and family. We love you!Listen in!Thank you for listening to this episode of Choosing Us.

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