How often do you let friendships slip away because you are afraid to leave your comfort zone, physically or mentally? This parent admits it is too often.
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Life in America: Active Shooters, Escape Plans and Lockdowns
Life in America is not needing to explain to our kids what is meant by an active shooter or being in lockdown. It is a child’s quick, “I know.”
Fun Times Slip Like Sand Through the Parenting Hourglass
Fun was once more obvious, easier and tangible. With babies becoming teens, it has gone from abundance to a precious commodity.
Teen Years’ Metamorphosis Breaks Us Out of Parenting Cocoon
Everything changes during your children’s teen years, for the kids and the parents. Both must learn to change and adapt with it.
‘Avengers: Endgame’ Proves There’s No End to the Dadgame
Avengers: Endgame, the pinnacle of Marvel’s superhero saga, has broken box office records while offering some hot takes on fatherhood.
Flight from Family for Work Not One of Fancy
The irony of leaving family to promote the concepts of family is not lost on anyone, least of all the parent in on flight heading far from home.