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Best Holiday Light Displays in the U.S.
The holiday season is one of the most magical times of the year, and there's nothing quite like taking in the glow of twinkling...
Embracing Down Syndrome: A Letter to My Son
On the day you were born, I knew immediately that you had Down syndrome. It was hard to not be selfish with my feelings – to not immediately question how this would affect your two sisters, your dad, and me.
Making the Most of a Mastermind Group
Participating in a networking group or mastermind group and making the most of it can be a game-changer for personal and professional growth. Whether...
September 11th: Why I Will Never Forget
Tuesday September 11, 2001. Most adults remember where they were on this fateful morning. This is my family's story...
I kiss my husband goodbye. There is a beautiful crystal clear sky as I drive to work on the Garden State Parkway heading towards NYC. Andy makes his way to work on the 38th floor of the South Tower in the World Trade Center. We are newlyweds, only married 6 weeks, enjoying our new life in and around the city. The view of the Twin Towers is amazing.
Kids Eat Free & Discounted Deals
Looking for places where the kids can eat without emptying your wallet? We've got you covered! From coast to coast, many restaurant chains offer...
60 Summer Bucket List Ideas for Families
Summer is just around the corner, and for moms everywhere, it's not just a season – it's an adventure waiting to happen!
As the days...
How to Celebrate Pride Month with Kids
June is Pride Month, which is a chance to celebrate the LGBTQ community and how far they have come in acceptance and equality in...
Foster Care: My Modern Family
This is a story about a family – my family – and how it has more than doubled in size over the course of the last year... This is what foster care does. It changes you.
Mother’s Day Gift Ideas
Happy Mother's Day to all of our fellow mama's out there! To celebrate, our team is sharing some of our favorite gift ideas for...
10 Tonsillectomy Tips and Tidbits
Only a few short months ago, my brave five-year-old daughter endured a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy. Thanks to tonsils that touched, snoring, apnea, and an overheating issue, the time arrived for her to have those “friends” removed from operation.