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The women, especially moms, in your life deserve the chicest and rave-worthy presents. While we understand the giving spirit of the season, we certainly won't mind being pleasantly surprised (or spoiled, for that matter) from time to...
My sister did me a huge favor. She hosted me and my three little ones for an extended weekend while our husbands attended a conference on the East Coast.
She was so happy to have me, though she was parenting...
There are a lot of resources out there that can help us keep all the children in our lives safe, and it can be difficult to sort through what is effective and what you should invest your time and...
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In recent years, fall has become so much more than pumpkin patches and apple picking for our family. I mean, we do that too.
On the importance of family tradition.
As a second-generation Mexican American, I am always looking for ways...
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Parents have...
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