House Concurrent Resolution No. 18, introduced by the State Affairs Committee, recognizes the period from Mother's Day to Father's Day as Traditional Family Values Month in Idaho. The resolution emphasizes the importance of traditional families, defined as those consisting of a natural mother and father, children, and extended family, as foundational to society. It highlights alarming statistics regarding the decline of traditional family structures since 1960, including a significant increase in single-parent households and a rise in children born to unmarried women. The resolution asserts that children raised in traditional family settings are more likely to experience stability and success, and it calls for a celebration of traditional family values and roles.

The resolution outlines specific weeks within Traditional Family Values Month dedicated to celebrating various family members, including mothers, fathers, siblings, and grandparents. It also acknowledges the challenges faced by single parents and the need for community support to help them thrive. Furthermore, the resolution encourages various stakeholders, including schools, churches, and businesses, to participate in the celebration of traditional family values, emphasizing the positive impact these values have on the health and well-being of children and society as a whole.