…Self-care is not self-indulgence, it’s your birthright! Every mama deserves daily nourishment and nurturing. Yes, YOU are worth it! I am happy to share two opportunities you won’t want to miss. Just write your favorite self-care activity in the comment

…The truth is that we have choices in every single moment of our lives. For those who are destitute however, the choices in life are less, fewer and far between (if at all!). But, as for the rest of us…let

…It is easy to say, “I forgive you” to someone who has wronged you. It is NOT however, easy to mean it! Oftentimes, we let this phrase slip out, to solve our problems in-the-moment and short-term, but, when we simply

To support professionals and parents committed to helping children with autism thrive, Brookes Publishing Co. is holding giveaways of professional libraries during Autism Awareness Month in April. Brookes, a leading publisher of resources that support positive outcomes for people with…

…In today’s busy world, I find myself reaching for fast food/take-out instead of bothering to prepare a home-cooked meal.  I know I’m not alone on this, as it’s just because a natural part of society.  Convenience and comfort.  It’s not

Spot Early Signs Your Teen is Struggling – Before It Gets Bad
Adolescence is difficult in the best of times. It’s doubly stressful for kids today; they’re experiencing the same worries and insecurities as adults in this troubled economy, and …

Authenticity.… It’s a word that gets tossed around quite a bit these days. (In fact, it’s in danger of becoming a bit of a cliché.) Sure, we all think we’re authentic in our words and actions. But are we really?

Susan Apollon says that miracles do not happen by coincidence—we are designed for them. Here’s what you can do to invite those moments of divine magnitude into your life.
…Albert Einstein once said of miracles: “There are only two ways

…One of my New Year resolutions was to find a new (outside the home) job.  It has nothing to do with not enjoying my job because I do, but everything to do with needing benefits for myself and my children. 

Todd Patkin suffered a nervous breakdown at age thirty-six—and it turned out to be a breakthrough. He shares fifteen important things about life and happiness that he has learned, and that he hopes Americans will take to heart in …