My 24-year-old daughter is set to graduate with her master’s degree in early May. Because she is also serving as the Graduate Assistant for her department,
→How many of us have the same center of our universe at all times? How many of us wake up in the morning and our minds
→I talk to myself often, and occasionally out loud. I have gotten better about having these inner conversations inside my head. Used to be that my
→Each weekday morning, I kiss my youngest goodbye before he steps on the bus. I move around to the side he sits on, watch patiently as
→Sometimes being enough for yourself means you have to be not enough for others. Our family (as in me, husband, kids) travel for Thanksgiving to (gasp!)
→We love it when our readers want to share their voices, which is why we are thrilled to invite today’s guest poster back for a second
→As I mentioned in my last post, we now have two kids and both my husband and I are at home - him because he’s a stay-at-home
→We are currently prepping for Hurricane Sandy. If we are to believe the news, this is a storm of epic proportions and we are to batten
→There’s a little voice, very quiet and way in the back of my head, that’s telling me I’m not as good as other moms with two
→The future…it is what we all want for our children and for ourselves. Today we wrap up our series “The dark side of parenting a teenager