
There’s no such thing as a perfect parent — but these 7 habits come close
Let’s get one thing straight: perfection doesn’t exist in parenting. But the good news is, children don’t need flawless parents; they just need parents who

Let’s get one thing straight: perfection doesn’t exist in parenting. But the good news is, children don’t need flawless parents; they just need parents who

When people talk about childhood trauma, the conversation often centers on physical punishment. But scars aren’t always visible. Some of the deepest ones come from

Gen X parents occupy a unique position. They grew up with keys around their necks and no adult supervision after 3 p.m., yet they’re raising

I love a good toy catalog as much as anyone. But when I think back to my own childhood, the things I actually remember most

Grandparents have a special role. We’re not the disciplinarians, nor are we the peers. We sit in that sweet spot between friend and mentor, holding

There’s a special kind of love that shows up as a steaming pot on the stove, tortillas warming under a towel, and a “¿Ya comiste?”

As parents, we spend a lot of energy on what we say to our kids: reminders about manners, conversations about kindness, or those life lessons

Becoming a mom for the first time is overwhelming, beautiful, and sometimes downright confusing. You think you’ve read enough books, heard enough advice, and prepared

Retirement isn’t a finish line. It’s a redesign. I learned that the hard way in my first six months off the clock. Every day felt

We live in a world where “sorry” slips out of our mouths faster than we realize. Sometimes it’s polite, sure—but other times, it chips away

Let’s be real: “lazy” is a loaded word. Most of us grew up hearing it as an insult—something that meant unmotivated, sloppy, or not living

Class isn’t something you announce—it’s something you show. I’ve learned this both in the workplace and at home (believe me, toddlers will humble you if