
New parents: Avoid these 7 early mistakes—your kids will thank you later
New parenthood can feel like an endless fire drill—bottles to wash, naps to chase, tiny socks multiplying like confetti. I remember standing in our kitchen

New parenthood can feel like an endless fire drill—bottles to wash, naps to chase, tiny socks multiplying like confetti. I remember standing in our kitchen

I don’t have it all figured out, but I’ve learned that deep connection isn’t built in one grand moment. It grows quietly—over breakfast chats, muddy

Confidence in kids doesn’t just appear when they win trophies or ace spelling tests. It’s built in the smaller, everyday moments—the way we respond when

Let’s be honest—parenting is full of second-guessing. We wonder if we’re doing enough, if we’re doing too much, or if we’ve completely missed the mark.

Getting older isn’t optional. Looking and feeling younger than your years? That part’s negotiable. I’m in my sixties, and when people say, “You don’t look

Before I met my husband, Lukas, I spent a good stretch of my twenties in the corporate grind—long hours, back-to-back meetings, and evenings spent scrolling

If I’m honest, there are a few things I wish I’d done differently when my kids were young. Back then, I thought I was being

When I think about “aging beautifully,” I don’t picture an elaborate routine or a bathroom shelf that groans under serums. I picture small, repeatable moves

Let’s be honest: most of us thought we had our parents figured out when we were kids. We swore we’d “never be like them,” or

Parents who rarely hear from their adult children usually made these 8 mistakes without realizing it I don’t know your story, and I’m not here

I’ll be honest: I’ve stood on the porch with a sleeping toddler on my shoulder, jiggling the knob I just locked…twice. Then I’ve tiptoed back

When we think of aging gracefully, it’s easy to assume it’s all about genetics or expensive creams. But the truth I’ve seen—both in research and