Just last year you were best friends. Now she walks three paces ahead of you in the mall. This is typical of tweens but there might be things you are doing that are exacerbating her embarrassment. We'll look at 10.
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You know how it is with tweens: One random remark can shut them down for good, and suddenly you're standing in an empty room. What are you doing wrong? See more »
Juggling work, after school activities and house maintenance can leave you feeling drained. But you've got to make time for fun if you want to stay connected with your family. Here are 10 creative, low-cost ways to bond with your loved ones. See more »
Volunteering is an excellent way to give back to the community and help others less fortunate than you. Learn about some of the best ways to make volunteering a family affair, from tiny tykes on up, by reading this article. See more »
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You're his hero, role model and protector. But you also want to show him that you're a guy just like he is. Spending time with your son doing silly or serious things will bring you closer together. Here are 10 tips to get you started. See more »
Is it the high-waisted jeans? The minivan? The way you talk to their friends? Something you wear, drive or do is making your kids think you're a total loser. We know better, and we'll help you update your image so they'll be proud of their cool mom. See more »
Just last year you were best friends. Now she walks three paces ahead of you in the mall. This is typical of tweens but there might be things you are doing that are exacerbating her embarrassment. We'll look at 10. See more »
Adopting a child can be one of the most important things you do in your lifetime, but it's imperative that you develop a bond that will last a lifetime. Make your adopted child a part of the family with these five tips. See more »
One of the biggest obstacles when it comes to parenting tweens is getting them to open up and talk to you. Start the conversation by telling your tween something about yourself. See more »
Forge a lifelong bond with your son by planning fun, age-appropriate activities with him now. Let your bud know he's No. 1 by carving out time from your schedule to prioritize him. Here are five great activities to start with. See more »
