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There’s no right way to parent for every family, but there is one quality every family needs to succeed.
I’m a giver, a lover, a nurturer. But somewhere along the way I became a devoted “yes” person at any cost — and I had to end it.
Dr. Dyan Hes shares how to let your kids indulge a little over the holidays while teaching moderation and healthy choices.
When our triplets arrived, we went from five to eight overnight. Here are the parts of daily life only other moms of big families get.
Kids succumb to peer pressure because humiliation and rejection seem worse than compromising their values. Here’s how to help your child resist.
Multiples tend to get grouped together and called “The Triplets.” Here’s how to remember that each of them is an individual.
A life well-lived means using your talents — and having champions who support and coach you along the way. Here’s how to be that for your kid.
The holidays have become a season of stress many parents can’t wait to end. Ditch these 5 things and enjoy being together instead.
Thanksgiving gives us a yearly pause to appreciate our blessings. But how do we teach our kids to be grateful all year long?
I remember lying in bed on Christmas Eve, listening for hooves on the roof. Amidst the traditions of Christmas, I felt truly loved.
“My clothes hurt me.” Getting dressed seems simple to most, but it’s the biggest challenge my child faces on a daily basis.
Relationships can get messy and distance can grow. As the parent, it’s your job to heal it — here are six steps to reconnect with your child.
As kids grow and family dynamics shift, traditions get harder to keep. Here are a few that can grow right along with your family.
The real rush comes after school, when the evening is packed with activities. Here are some tips from a mom with a busy family.
When I traded full-time employment for working from home, you could say I was a bit clueless as to what life would really be like.
I couldn’t imagine anything past the sweet, subdued calm of infancy — and never thought I’d enjoy the unpredictability of toddlerhood.
Snack time is a great way to work more fruits and vegetables into your child’s diet — and a healthy diet fuels growth and development.
By the time you can read this, you may have already rolled your eyes at the fact that I wrote you a letter. But I have something to share.
A busy schedule isn’t bad when it fills your cup, but busyness turns toxic when you’re overscheduled with things that drain you.
Children aren’t meant to follow those they aren’t attached to. What does it mean to have your child’s heart? Let’s clear up the misconceptions.
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