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    Creating Routines for the Whole Family Removes Stress

    Bedtime routines are not just for your kids. Even as adults, a bedtime routine is a must. However, for you it might be more of an evening routine combined with the kids’ bedtime routine, but it’s for a good purpose. If you want to kiss your kids and tuck them in before relaxing until you […] More

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    October Activities the Entire Family Will Enjoy

    October is quickly approaching, which means one thing; it’s time to bust out the pumpkins and decorate for the fall season. This Sunday, the 22nd, is the official first day of fall (I say official because we all know fall really starts the second you can pull up to Starbucks and order a pumpkin spice […] More

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    Poor Child Sleep Habits Negatively Affect Your Entire Family

    Your child’s sleep habits affect your family in a number of ways. Not only does a well-rested infant, toddler or preschooler perform better at activities throughout the day, she’s also more pleasant, less cranky and she’s likely well-behaved. Additionally, a well-rested child makes for a happy household, non sleep-deprived parents and a happier mood all […] More

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    Signs You Need Time Alone As Soon As Possible

    Because no one is perfect, we’re all prone to bad days and the feeling that we need some time alone to recoup, recover our bearings and just plain relax. Unfortunately, some of us wait until it’s too late to speak up and say we need that time alone and we end up causing some major […] More

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    Engagement Photo Tips for Classic, Timeless Photos

    One of the first things many couples do after becoming engaged is take engagement photos. These photos are meant to be a representation of your engagement, your love and the beginning of your future together. The internet is full of inspiration and ideas for different poses you can include in your engagement photos, but there […] More

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    Expressing Pride in Your Child Without Seeming to Brag

    Here’s a thought: What constitutes the difference between bragging about your child’s accomplishments and expressing your pride and excitement that your child has accomplished something wonderful? There’s often a fine line between expressing excitement and plain old rubbing things in people’s faces, but what is that line? How do you know if you’re bragging or […] More

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    Good Manners and Respect: 3 Tips for Teaching Your Children

    One of the most important things you can do for your child is to teach her good manners and respect. Good manners and respect never go out of style, and they’re always appropriate. Unfortunately, they’re few and far between these days. It’s much more likely you’ll encounter a child who treats his peers and elders […] More

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    Dealing with Rude People Effectivetly

    Rude behavior is not something you can avoid forever. At some point, you’re going to encounter a rude person at the store, at the park or even at a social gathering. Rude people live among us, much to our annoyance. While I cannot help you figure out why people can be so rude – I’m […] More

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    Appreciate the Positive Instead of the Negative

    So often we are guilty of focusing so much on the negative experiences in life that we forget to recognize and appreciate the positive. Yesterday, I was privy to firsthand knowledge of just how important it is to focus on the good rather than on the bad during a routine oil change service. While listening […] More

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    Pregnancy Advice You Might Need

    The first trimester of pregnancy is pretty tough on a woman. Even if you aren’t sick morning, noon and night, you’re tired. There’s just no getting around how tired women are those first 12 weeks of pregnancy. While the fatigue will go away as you enter your second trimester, there are a few things you […] More

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    You and Your Mom: Solving Conflict Without Difficulty

    Your mom is your best friend. Well, if she’s not right now, she will be one day. She was your best friend as a child and she’ll resume that position at some point in your life – probably when you have kids of your own. There’s no one on the planet quite like your mom, […] More

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    After You Graduate: Life Changes That Occur After College

    There are a number of things that will happen to you that you won’t believe will happen to you once you graduate and start your life. Some might be insignificant and you may not even notice the changes for years, such as the fact that you suddenly know more of the answers to Jeopardy questions […] More

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