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It takes a village to raise a family; advice and tips to make the most of yours.

Searching for Long Lost Mother
In a small town surrounded by green hills, lived a little girl named Maya. Maya lived with her grandmother since a young age, as her mother passed away when she was just a baby. Her grandmother, Nyai Sumi, was the only family Maya had. They lived happily despite being separated from Maya's mother who left them.
By acul 0902 years ago in Families
The Lifelong Impact of Parental Companionship
A concerned mother faced a significant dilemma: she longed to bring her three-year-old daughter closer to her, yet her husband remained opposed. His reluctance stemmed from the financial burden they’d face when relocating, providing childcare, and enrolling the child in a new school. Many responses she received online were quick to criticize the husband’s attitude, even advocating for divorce. However, I chose a different approach.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing2 years ago in Families
Experts Speak: Essential Mental Health Tips for Thriving Partnerships
How do healthy relationships impact mental health? Engaging in positive relationships with partners, family, and friends is crucial for emotional well-being. These relationships provide emotional support, companionship, and a deep sense of belonging, which can help reduce stress and foster happiness.
By Sylvia Smith2 years ago in Families
Mother's love for her child
In the heart of a bustling city, amidst the chaos and clamor of daily life, there lived a woman named Elena. She was a woman of strength and resilience, with eyes that sparkled with warmth and a smile that could light up the darkest of days. But above all else, Elena was a mother – a mother who would move heaven and earth for her beloved daughter, Sophia.
By Riko Riko2 years ago in Families
The Compliment Connoisseur: A Journey of Love, Beauty, and Transformation
Once upon a time, in a world filled with lively streets and hurried footsteps, there lived a man named James. Now, James was no ordinary man; he had a heart as big as the sky and a way with words that could brighten even the gloomiest of days.
By Inye Moses2 years ago in Families
A Teenage Talk All Teens Should Get
I remember a day, sometime just before I began high school as a freshman. My older cousin had just left, after coming over to see if I was excited to go to the same school as him. He certainly seemed like he was excited for it. We'd grown up to be close, and he acted more like a big brother than a cousin.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Families
Eternal Bonds: A Father's Journey of Love and Legacy
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled among rolling hills, there lived a man named David. He was a hardworking father, dedicated to providing for his family despite life's challenges. As Father's Day approached, he found himself reflecting on the profound impact fatherhood had on his life.
By Inye Moses2 years ago in Families
Across the Miles
Title: Across the Miles. Introduction: In the curious town of Willowbrook, settled between moving slopes and winding streams, lived two spirits entwined by destiny and isolated by distance. Sarah and Michael, cherished, lifelong companions turned sweethearts, wound up confronting a definitive trial of their bond when Michael's vocation drove him the nation over.
By Rupan Chandra Barmon2 years ago in Families
3 Signs that You Trust the Holy Spirit to Guide You in Overcoming Spiritual Warfare
Spiritual warfare is a battle that every believer faces in their journey of faith. It's the ongoing struggle between good and evil, light and darkness, and it often manifests in various forms, such as temptation, doubt, and opposition. Amid this spiritual battlefield, trusting the Holy Spirit becomes paramount for victory and growth in one's spiritual journey. In this blog post, we'll explore three signs that indicate you trust the Holy Spirit to guide you in overcoming spiritual warfare, supported by scripture references from the King James Version (KJV).
By Errick Ruffin2 years ago in Families
What Are Luteal Phase Defects?
If you’ve gone through fertility treatments in the pursuit of building your family, you may have heard of the term “luteal phase defects”. It’s a term that can come with lots of confusion, which leaves folks feeling lost - how do you treat something that isn’t well understood?
By Emily the Period RD2 years ago in Families
PSA For New Dads On Mummy's Postpartum Depression
If you are reading this and expecting to have or have had a recent addition to your family, congratulations from the bottom of my heart! As a proud Mommy, I understand that the joy is either making your heart explode, or it hasn't registered yet and you are too terrified to hold it, or you're already imagining all the people you're going to have to go to prison for murder for to protect the wee thing as they grow up. It's okay. It's all normal.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Families
What Happens If Respondent Does Not Respond Family Court
Legal battles are not easy, but the other party's unresponsiveness makes them more challenging and extensive. Getting stuck in a lawsuit because the respondent is not responding to family court can be very frustrating, and it is essential to take a significant step to conclude such situations.
By Leo Arthur2 years ago in Families