Going back to school can be challenging for teens and young adults, especially those transitioning to college. Knowing how to support your child through these trying times can make a huge difference, and we’re here to share a few tips to help you do just that.
Research reveals that poor mental …
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Out of ideas for family fun this spring break in Maryland? Just because you’re not traveling doesn’t mean you can’t have a great time together! Here are 5 affordable activities to make the most of your staycation.
Planning family activities can be tricky—finding something everyone enjoys while keeping costs down can …
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Are you about to send your child to college? Do you want to help them prepare for this transition? Learn 5 ways parents can provide support to ensure their college students’ success.
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Many of us are looking forward to these holidays, especially after another challenging pandemic year. This is the time of the year when we gather around the family table, share all those Christmas traditions, and reminisce about the good old days.
Even with the stress of cooking the perfect meal and …
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Do you feel that you’re doing it all wrong? Second-guess your every decision? Feel guilty for the times you get mad, frustrated, or impatient? For many single moms, these kinds of thoughts are recurrent squatters in their minds.
Being a single mom can be like entering a nonstop hurdle race, only …
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Normal Worrying in Abnormal Circumstances
It was Adam Sandler’s character in the movie Spanglish who said: “Worrying about your kids is sanity.” If this statement resonates with you, take a big sigh of relief because this sentiment could not be more correct.
In fact, a certain degree of worrying is necessary to …
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