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Neonatal Unit Success Stories Teach Parents Valuable Lessons
NICU parents tell us their stories of strength, resolve and fear during those days and weeks with a child in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Church: Family Routine, Rut or Foundation for a Beautiful Future
I look around our church and wonder why row after row of families make the effort to be there and if the effort is still worth it.
NICU Struggles Recalled on Son’s First Day of Preschool
My son was a preemie. Those were long, tough, worry-filled days for a family are recalled as a major milestone is finally reached – preschool.
College Drop-Off of Firstborn Leaves Parents Wondering, Worrying
It’s common for parents’ lives to feel unsettled when their first child heads to college. But the metaphor of child-as-pioneer can help ease the grief.
Great Kids’ Podcasts Make Long Family Car Trips Tolerable
These great kids’ podcasts will keep your children and you quiet, focused and entertained and you might also learn something new about the world we live in.
Survive Terrible Twos, Threenagers with this Simple Plan
The terrible twos and threes is when your children will start to rebel. While often don’t have the words to express themselves, you do.
Stopping for Beers on a Tuesday Evening
Going out during the week isn’t what it used to be when you’re a working parent. Our writer, Whit Honea, found that out on a Tuesday.
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