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Even if money and time are tight, you can have a wonderfully rich and full Thanksgiving. All it takes is a little organization and some willingness to let go of the need to do everything.
Sarah on “Never Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth”
By Alicia Rockmore & Sarah Welch
With the price of travel increasing, and the amount of money in American pockets decreasing, many families won’t be spending the holidays together this year.
However, with a little creativity and some innovative thinking you can find ways to still have a meaningful holiday season even if you’re 2000 miles away from each other.
By Alicia Rockmore and Sarah Welch
Don’t let Halloween sneak up on you without doing anything to set the stage. You can organize few simple things with minimum effort to create a spooktacular evening. Below are ten ideas to get you started.
By Alicia Rockmore & Sarah Welch
It can be tough to think of fun things to do to get out and about as the days get colder and/or darker. If you’re finding that the DVD, TV, or computer (or all three) is working overtime to entertain your kids, here are some ideas to get everyone moving. If you’re not at home during the day, share some of these ideas with caregivers.
Being a parent can feel a little like being a mind reader and a detective – especially when your child is sick. He or she may not be able to communicate where it hurts, if the pain is sharp or dull, or if sneezing feels like a cold or allergies.
After deciphering symptoms, it’s your job as a parent to be your child’s advocate. This means finding a doctor who can become a valuable part of your healthcare team.
You wouldn’t walk up to a teenage girl at the mall, ask her to hold your purse and walk away, but trusting your children with a new babysitter can feel just like that. So how do you find a good sitter – someone you can trust?
Spring is time to sweep away winter and welcome in warm breezes. While many parents find it easier to tackle jobs alone, spring cleaning is a ritual in which children – even the youngest ones – should be included.
Don't forget! Mother's Day is coming up this Sunday. This article is especially for all you mothers...
As moms, we tend to put a lot on our plates. In fact, it’s one of the reasons we often feel overwhelmed. Instead of trying to take one more bite of responsibility, here are five habits every mom should break:
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