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Dealing with the Necessities of Life : Setting Aside Time for the Basics (part 3) - Maintaining Your Home

Most people are familiar with the notion that while they sleep their bodies repair themselves, and most people would not be surprised to learn that during sleep the brain stockpiles neurotransmitters—norepinephrine and serotonin—that it will need for attention and learning when they're awake.

Dealing with the Necessities of Life : Setting Aside Time for the Basics (part 2) - Caring for the People in Your Family

Dealing with the Necessities of Life : Setting Aside Time for the Basics (part 1) - Making Money

Unless you're independently wealthy, making sure you have enough money to feed and shelter your family has to be a top priority. Making enough money and managing the money you make both come into play as you work to establish your family's financial well-being.

Your Toddler Month by Month your essential guide to the first 4 years : Family Time

Seeing you relax will allow your children to get to know you as a whole person, rather than simply the person who comes home from work and takes care of his every need.

Your Toddler Month by Month your essential guide to the first 4 years : Family Life - Recognizing Child Abuse

The subject of child abuse is a very difficult one to read about and harder still to acknowledge if it occurs within your own family. However, the reality is that in the vast majority of cases, child abuse is committed by someone who is already known to the abused child.

Your Toddler Month by Month your essential guide to the first 4 years : Family Life - Managing Challenging Behavior

Toddlers usually grow out of the habits that make adults feel uncomfortable, although occasionally these may be a sign of deeper distress.

Your Toddler Month by Month your essential guide to the first 4 years : Family Life - When a Child has Special Needs

A child with special needs is a child first and foremost. As such he needs everything that has already been talked about in this guide: warm, responsive, sensitive parenting with firm and consistent boundaries, as well as plenty of opportunities for play, exploration, and fun.

Your Toddler Month by Month your essential guide to the first 4 years : Families in Transition

Every family is unique and has evolved as a result of the mix of personal history, cultural influences, temperaments, talents, and the experiences of those people within it.

Constant Company

The couple had picked out furniture and decorative pieces here and there, but eventually decided that they wanted and needed a pro’s touch to pull everything together.

Dirty laundry with Christine Hurley

I come from a two-child home, just me and my younger sister, Lauren. I remember always wanting more siblings and begging my mother to “just ask God to send us another one” (Ahh... yes, just ask God. If only!).

The Crib

When I was pregnant with my son, one of my favorite pastimes was daydreaming about the nursery. I would flip through catalogs and browse cribs and bedding Online when I was supposed to be working.

Before you hand them a cell phone...

Technology has moved far too quickly than most of us adults can keep up with, and kids defi nitely are more adept at all of it, smarter and more agile with all the changes and updates.