Boy, am I glad one of my soccer-playing daughters decided to miss a day at her beloved camp Friday so she could witness history.
After all, how often in her life will she see a ticker tape parade in New York for female athletes, most of whom are not from the New York area?
Here’s a scenario to consider: Your partner leaves his cell phone on the dining room table. His texts and emails can be easily accessed with just the touch of a fingertip. Would you look? Have you ever looked?
When I do the math, one particular consequence of having children later in life hits me squarely in the face. I had my first daughter at 39. If she has kids when she’s older like I did — let’s say she gives birth the same age I was — I will be a whopping 78 when I become a grandmother. 78!
When it comes to our children’s happiness, we modern day parents will go to unbelievable — yes, sometimes certifiably insane lengths — all to make our little ones happy.
As families across America prepare to watch the Super Bowl, the safety of the game remains hotly debated in households across the country.
Just about every day on Facebook, I see posts by parents asking for advice related to their children. Granted many of my friends are parents, but I imagine you see similar posts when you log on as well.
I am one of “those” people who loves the new year, makes resolutions and normally fails to keep up with most of them by the end of January. But there is one I might actually be able to stick to this year.
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