Whatever you feed grows. So I try to feed the good things in our kids and in our lives.

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I, like most other parents, tire of being sidelined by kids bringing their latest laundry list of sibling complaints. Their sentences are filled with the words: he, she, they, and what they did to ME!

It's that moment when they've pushed the envelope too far, said too much, or frankly, have just caught me running on fumes.

You don’t have to be perfect. Your child doesn’t expect perfection, and you shouldn’t either. What children need more than anything is to feel loved.

How’s this for a scary statistic: Studies show that kids as young as 5 say they don’t like their bodies.

In the wee hours of your independent and autonomous lives, when you least expect it, I know you will hear my voice.