If you grew up with divorced parents, these 7 strengths shaped how you love today
If you grew up with divorced parents, you already know love can be complicated—messy, layered, sometimes loud, sometimes achingly quiet. But here’s something I’ve learned
6 subtle habits of parents who can’t stop giving “one more lesson” before bed
Let’s be honest—bedtime can be the most emotionally charged ten minutes of the day. You’ve done dinner, baths, brushed teeth, wrangled pajamas, and you’re this
Psychology says parents who do these 8 small things are secretly great at bonding with their kids
Let’s be honest—parenting isn’t always a smooth ride. Some days you feel like you’re nailing it, and other days you’re just trying to make it
8 quirky things I swore I’d never do as a parent—but totally do now
Let’s just say I had some strong opinions before kids. You know that pre-parent confidence where you silently (or not so silently) think, “I’ll never
7 things older parents do that bring the whole family closer together
Some of the warmest moments in family life happen in the margins—between errands, after bedtime stories, on the walk back to the car after Sunday
8 things that unconsciously make a man want to have a child with you
Some people treat the desire to have children like a switch you can flip with the right line, the right outfit, the right grand plan.
7 surprising upsides of having a Facebook-oversharer parent
Let’s be honest—having a parent who documents every milestone, meltdown, and mealtime online can feel… a little much. Maybe your mom posted your eighth-grade braces-off
If your dad uses these 8 jokes, he’s secretly teaching life lessons
Let’s be honest—dad jokes get a bad rap. They’re corny, predictable, and often met with an eye-roll so hard it could power a small generator.
7 cleaning habits veteran mothers swear by—even when they don’t work
If you’ve been running a home for years, you’ve probably got a rhythm that feels second nature. You can wipe down a counter with your
If you feel like your children are acting distant with you, say goodbye to these 8 behaviors
Feeling your kids pull away stings. You cook dinner, ask how their day went, and get a shrug. You crack a joke, and they disappear
8 funny reasons parents always say “text me when you get there,” according to psychology
Let’s face it—no matter how old our kids get, that little phrase—“Text me when you get there”—seems to follow them out the door like a
8 signs you were raised with love (even if your parents never said it out loud)
Love doesn’t always sound like “I love you.” Sometimes it looks like a lunchbox packed with your favorite sandwich, or a parent who waited up