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Your Teen and Social Challenges: How Stronger Bonds With You Can Help
Parents today face unique challenges when it comes to raising their teens. The structure of today’s society has been forever affected by the many different social upheavals, such as those created by technology. While gadgetry has made life more convenient on the one hand, it is has also created a more tricky social world for […]
Kids and Car Safety
I know that everyone makes sure that their toddlers and children are in their car seats and securely fastened when they ride in a vehicle. I believe there is much more we should be doing as parents to ensure our children are safe in the vehicle. It is never too early to begin to […]
Weighing in on homemade vs. pre-made baby food
In today’s fast-paced world of convenience, it can be hard to maintain proper eating habits and stick to a more regimented, organic meal plan. After having kids, I found it hard to decide if I wanted to make all of my baby food at home, knowing exactly what my kids would be eating, or giving […]
The Difference Between Fostering and Adoption
Thousands of children every year are taken out of abusive homes and families, and rehoused with foster families. Even more children are put up for adoption, and sadly the numbers continue to rise – it’s essential that the people who choose to foster children continue to do a great job, and thankfully the rise in […]
Top 10 Tips to Keep Your Sanity and Thrive as a Single Parent
Parenting is tough. Parenting alone is a superhuman task. But it’s not impossible. Below are some tips to help you make sense of your world as a single parent and succeed in raising your child or children. Find Your Hero Create a list of single parents that you admire the most. There are single parents […]





