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The Loss of Our Baby Almost Tore Apart Our Marriage. Here’s How We Got It Back

The difference in how we grieved—and what we needed and how we communicated with each other—almost tore apart our marriage.

Lauding celebrity co-parents is like congratulating fathers for “being hands on.” It’s nauseating and I’d like it to stop.

Here are some suggestions for working out the kinks and making mornings manageable with even the most challenging children.

Most of us are pretty savvy on social media, but Snapchat is another story… one parents usually don’t understand.

The more we give, the more our children want. Sara Dimerman shares expert tips on how to help your kids find gratitude for what they have.

One year later. Or more, even. Maybe less. We are going back to work. We are softer (in so many ways and places) but we are still the same person.

How to break out of the cycle of nagging, yelling, and saying everything three hundred and seventy billion times and get your kids to listen to you.

If enforcing screen limits and getting your kids off their screens is a constant problem, here’s what to do…

Defeat happens, so why not offer our kids the tools with which to accept, learn, and grow from it? Teaching resilience should be our focus.