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Below are seven tips that can help you begin to broach the subject with your children. Use the language of sharing. As simple as it seems, using words like “share,” “give,” and “together” can positively impact your child. No child is too young to start learning how to share or to be selfish—just think of […]

Then other, more practical questions crept in. Where will we stay? Can we afford the trip? How much of the hospital bill would we need to pay since our baby was a week early and not yet on our insurance? So many questions went unanswered that day. Even though I felt guilty about pursuing practical

We’ve all sat next to that guy who’s always cracking his knuckles or neck. Maybe you are that guy. You probably have also heard a plethora of myths about what cracking your joints means or what it can do to you: “It’ll make your joints stop moving”, “It means your bones are smacking into each

My family has many traditions that we have created over the years, but my personal favorite is our Christmas tradition. We’ve done it the same way for as long as I can remember, and I can’t imagine it any other way. It starts on Christmas Eve when my dad and I drive down to Miami

Summer brings a whole new host of ingredients to use while cooking food for your family. It can be tough getting through the summer when all your kids want to eat is watermelon, chicken nuggets, and macaroni & cheese. We’ve put together a list that should simplify things a bit. Here are five handy ingredients

 Nightmares plague children in the dark, and parents are helpless to stop them. What adults tend to forget is how terrifying their own nightmares were as children, and so we brush them off. We don’t remember the horror we felt when we couldn’t run, no matter how fast we pumped our legs; we couldn’t scream,