“My husband was about to sacrifice his life and it was all for me. That is the kind of love that every girl dreams of, but just not quite like this.”
First Came Love, Marriage & Then a Transplant
Category: Parenting Advice
What Surprised Me about Our New Normal
“Suddenly there are no dirty dishes to be found in the sink—remnants of quick snack breaks between my kids’ classes or between my husband’s meetings.”
If Your Little One Is Struggling with Anxiety
“This little girl did the work. And now, as a teen, she is thriving. Anxiety creeps in every now and then but she has the tools to stop it long before it attempts to take over.”
The System Is Failing Our Autistic Adults
“For families like mine, who support a loved one with autism, our daily fight advocating for services, resources and equality lasts for the entirety of our child’s life and likely beyond my own lifetime.”
Why Dining Together Is Good for Your Family’s Health
“Looking back over the past decade, I see that dinnertime is one of our most meaningful family rituals. Time to stop whatever we are doing and sit down together.”
Blaming versus Giving the Benefit of the Doubt
What does attribution style have to do with parenting? A lot more than you realize.
What Is Month of the Military Child?
“April is designated as Month of the Military Child. It’s a way to honor the sacrifices made by military families worldwide, highlighting the role children play in supporting their parents.”
The Space between a Diagnosis & Not Knowing
“My heart goes out to you. I know how you’re feeling. I know the pain. I know the heartbreak. It’s one of the worst feelings ever. But, hang in there.”
How to Raise Eco-Conscious Kids
“There’s no better time than Earth Day to show kids that creating a sustainable planet starts at the grass-roots level.”
Hang In There, Mama
“When you feel alone, even though the house is full, hang in there and look for the ways you need to fill up your cup. You are the only one who can do this.”
