Who’s Raising the Children – The Breakdown of the Family Unit
50 years ago, it was obvious who was raising the children. Okay, so even 20 years ago, it was obvious. Moms were. The age-old family
Professor’s House
Category: Motherhood
Does Moms Body Insecurity Affect her Daughters Body Image
How responsible are mothers for the negative or positive body image that their daughters feel about themselves? According to psychologists mothers are often the
The Crazy Train of Thought Barreling Through a Mother’s Mind
It’s three o’clock! Time to go get the girls from school. Man, I love those kids. Can’t wait to hear about their day. Yay, a
It’s None of Your Business Mom
When does a mother butting into her grown child’s business cross the line between unconditional love and pure nosiness? When is it appropriate to tell
Life Before The Minivan – Cherish Those Days
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about how my life was before I had kids. Like most people probably do when reminiscing, I can only
Raising Miss Little Know-It-All
As I get older, I realize just how little I actually know. Of course, I haven’t always felt this way. When I was a kid,
Married But Raising the Kids Alone
Lots of people say that it takes two parents to raise a family. For many reasons this is a statement that most people would agree
Am I a Good Parent – Most Likely You Are
As I stood skipping rocks at a muddy pond for three hours it occurred to me that there might be something much more worthwhile I
Putting Off Wants and Desires
How long have you been waiting to take that fantasy vacation? What is on your list of things to do ‘one day before you die’
Preparing Yourself for the Empty Nest
During the high school years, it hits you. Time moves fast when you are raising kids. Suddenly those children that depended upon you for everything