All children deserve the love of their parents, including the difficult ones. Here are ideas to help your child have the best chance at becoming lovable.
Pregnancy can be an exhilarating time and a nerve-racking time for a woman. Make the pregnant lady in your life feel like a million bucks with these 10 easy tips.
From a survey conducted through telephone interviews, Gallup and Healthways found that U.S. citizens have hit the highest percentage of obese adults since they began tracking weight in 2008.
We don't need to apologize for our perceived failures and inferiorities. Mistakes and shortcomings are part of a package deal of learning and growing that we don't need to justify.
All the preparation you do now to get ready for a baby will make the ride into parenthood a little smoother. Here are a few things to start now, ready your emotions, remember your marriage, develop parenting skills and to baby proof your home.
Life's often frenetic pace can leave us feeling emotionally depleted, our hope and joy overcome by discouragement and despair. Try these ten tips to regain your emotional equilibrium.
As your children begin dating, they'll experience many of the highs and lows of relationships. As a parent, the highs are great but the lows can be difficult. These 3 tips will help you help them through the lows successfully and happily.
Although delinquency rates have trended down for most household debt categories over the past several years, student loan delinquencies are on the rise.
Parents have one of the busiest and most exhausting jobs around. Though it also has many rewards, we sometimes need some survival tactics to get us through difficult moments.
There's nothing more distressing than a fussy infant who refuses to be soothed. Luckily, there are a few methods that will help dull teething pain, at least for a little while.
Did you know that more than 200,000 men nationwide and as many as 4,000 men in Arizona are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year? It's the most common cancer in men.
It is likely that many of us will experience our parents' second childhood. It is best to face it with the same sense of humor they had with us, and we had with our own children.
A British High Court just ruled that a mother's 'permissive' parenting style may be more neglectful than it is casual hands-off. The ruling raises questions about parenting styles.
