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Those first trips to Marfa were about the romance, getting away to a place where we had only each other and the ambient strangeness.
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It is possible to find a way to use those feelings of guilt and to propel ourselves into something better.
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These are some of the best family-friendly podcasts out there!
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If I’m completely honest with myself, I can feel that overprotective helicopter parent hovering inside of me.
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Perfectionism is detrimental to raising mentally strong and resilient children. Here’s why.
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by Sanya Pelini
Simplicity means spending your energy, time, and money on what really matters.So how does that pan out when you have kids?
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Parables exist to tell stories that teach life lessons and these seven books preach honesty better than most.
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Selling your house, especially when you’ve got a pack of messy, sticky, toy tornado-ing kids can be a hassle.
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by Rachael Moshman
My daughter was nine years old when my husband and I adopted her. We had a lot of birthdays to make up for.
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Kids develop self-esteem, grit, and a sense of responsibility from helping themselves and contributing to the family. So how can we encourage autonomy?
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It’s unfortunate so many parents and parents-to-be feel that once they have children, their traveling days are over. It could be just the beginning.
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When it comes to garage sales, know what you're in for and prepare as best you can.
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The more time we spend on our phones, the more likely our kids will respond with bad behavior, according to a new study.
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All boxes of cotton swabs include a warning not to use the swabs for ear cleaning, as they have since the 1970s. So why are we still using them that way?
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by Liz Van Dyke
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Places like these – especially the highly anticipated, rarely visited ones – have a knack for making us contemplative.
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Teens are using fewer illicit drugs than they have in the past 40 years. But are they trading those addictions for an addiction to technology?
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There are a few guidelines that make the whole process of play-dates more enjoyable for everyone.
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A new study points to a surprisingly simple solution to reducing the number of children and families living in poverty: decreasing the pay gap.
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A typical female will spent five years of her life having her period. Why, then, does menstruation remain a universally taboo subject?
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While most kids can thrive in any environment, there are some whose over-sensitivity requires a more calculated set of needs.
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Summer in the 80s. If I close my eyes I can smell the Hawaiian Tropic tanning oil. But times have changed.
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Even though we're all present for these family walks, they're not really about the family. They're about us: the couple.
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