Respect for your family
Details about the match and the family stay private.
You both love the children. You disagree on how to raise them here.
One of you wants Sunday school at the temple, Hindi at home and no sleepovers. The other thinks the children should fit in, play sport on Saturdays and choose for themselves. The children, meanwhile, answer in English and roll their eyes. Indian parents in Houston have this disagreement in thousands of homes.

Respect for your family
Details about the match and the family stay private.
Kundli explained clearly
Doshas and timing are explained without scaring you.
Phone or video
For families in India and abroad.
Measured advice
Remedies are suggestions, not guarantees of marriage.
Imagine a father who insists his daughter attend language class every weekend. Her mother sees the girl missing her friends' birthdays and quietly lets her skip. He finds out. The row that follows is not about a class. It is about whether he is rigid or she is careless with who they are.
Parents raising children far from where they grew up often carry different fears. One fears the children will lose their roots. The other fears they will feel like outsiders. Each parent starts correcting the other through the children, and the marriage becomes a contest of values.
A consultation helps you find what you both actually want for the children, which is usually more similar than the arguments suggest. A birth-chart reading is there for couples who value it. Most progress comes from one agreed approach that both parents back.
Loss of roots on one side, loss of belonging on the other. Both are loving concerns.
Choose a few traditions that matter most and relax the rest.
Children should not learn that one parent can overrule the other in secret.
Before the call, each of you could choose the three things you most want the children to carry forward. Practical session details sit on the main service page.
How the consultation worksDisagree in private, decide, then say the same thing to the children.
Children keep what they enjoy. Food, stories and festivals often hold better than rules.
Relatives may judge from afar. You two set the standard for your home.
Compare your lists of essentials. Where they overlap, you already agree. Where they differ, ask why that item matters, and listen for the memory or worry behind it. A parent who feels understood is usually willing to bend on details.
Then build a routine the children can live with: perhaps the home language at dinner, the main festivals celebrated properly, and freedom for sport and friends otherwise. Involve older children in the plan. Houston has a large Indian community, and children often accept culture more readily among friends their own age than from parental instruction.
The session takes place over a private video link from wherever in Houston suits you. Both parents speak. We ask for a birth date and time only from those who want the Jyotish element.
Strictness alone rarely keeps it. Warm, regular exposure and their own friendships within the community tend to work better.
Raise it privately and revisit the agreement. It may be too demanding to hold.
Usually not. Many return to it later. Keep the door open without forcing.
No. The consultation is for the parents as a couple.