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Kamau has been the sole provider for his family for as long as he can remember. His mother died two years after he was born, and no one really talks about her. His father had met her while traveling to the large market a hundred kilometers from home. She was selling arrowroots, and she was the most beautiful girl he had ever seen—her skin was lighter than anyone he had ever encountered.
By ESTHER MAINA11 months ago in Families
Twin Flame Love Stories:
I've always been fascinated by twin flames. They represent a spiritual bond stronger than a soulmate connection. The idea that two halves of the same soul meet to fulfill a purpose is inspiring.
By Wilson Igbasi11 months ago in Families
Let's make a baby with a brain
Let's make a baby with a brain ..... Brain development From 1 to 3 years Food to be given and activities to be done By the time a child is 3 years old, their brain develops 80%. By the time they are 5 years old, their brain develops 90%. Brain development in early childhood plays a crucial role in a child's behavior.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Families
Never Cry Wolfhound
Full disclosure: I wrote this a few years ago, and it was published on Vocal. That established, I have revised it somewhat and hope it's acceptable to republish it. If it's not here, then you'll know it wasn't acceptable.
By Marie McGrath11 months ago in Families
The Unbreakable Bond
A Simple Life The Jenkins family lived in a modest house on the edge of town. It was small, cozy, and filled with love—something that didn’t come with a price tag. Alice Jenkins, a dedicated mother of three, worked long hours at a local diner, while her husband, George, did odd jobs around the neighborhood. Their children—Sarah, Jason, and Lily—were young, full of energy, and always kept the house buzzing with laughter.
By SHAKIB11 months ago in Families
Who Will Save The Children?
Our world is changing, and it doesn’t look good for our children. Because of the high cost of living worldwide, one or two jobs can’t pay all the monthly bills or feed many families. Some parents have three jobs and no time to raise their children.
By Annelise Lords 11 months ago in Families
A Brother’s Promise
In a quiet suburban town in Pennsylvania, a boy named Ethan grew up in a loving and close-knit family. The Johnsons were not a wealthy family, but they had something far more valuable—an unbreakable bond built on love and support. Ethan, the eldest child, was ten years old when his younger sister, Lily, was born. From the moment he held her in his arms, he knew he had a special role in her life.
By Fiaz ali11 months ago in Families
The Unbreakable Bond of Love and the Weight of Grief
There is no greater feeling than to love and to be loved in return. When we experience love, our emotions, affections, and attractions toward those we cherish can feel overwhelming and difficult to control. Love manifests in various ways—it can be the bond between siblings, the care of a parent, or the deep connections shared with friends and relatives. Our cultural backgrounds shape the way we express and receive love, making each experience unique.
By Fiaz ali11 months ago in Families
"The Embarrassment of That Moment… and the Sweet Chaos of School Memories!"
"The Embarrassment of That Moment… and the Sweet Chaos of School Memories!" School days—a treasure trove of innocent memories. Every little thing about that time feels special—friendly banter, teachers’ stern looks, the rush to complete homework, and the feelings that unknowingly blossom in young hearts. Back then, no one truly understood what love was, but feeling a special connection to someone was inevitable. And in one such moment of confusion, I experienced the most embarrassing situation of my life.
By Dipak Pawar11 months ago in Families
The Ties That Bind
A family’s bond is tested when secrets from the past come to light. The McAllister family had always been known for their closeness. In a small town where everyone knew everyone else’s business, the McAllisters were the gold standard for what a strong family should look like. Sunday dinners at their home were a tradition, and their children—Emily, Tom, and Sarah—were known for their love and respect for their parents, Jack and Claire.
By SHAKIB11 months ago in Families
7 Ways Behavioral Counseling Supports Children With Anxiety
Children encounter stress, worry, and fear much like adults, but their ability to process and express emotions is still developing. Anxiety presents itself in various ways, from excessive concern over school assignments to difficulty forming friendships or unexplained physical symptoms like nausea and headaches. Without timely support, these challenges can intensify and disrupt a child's overall well-being. Behavioral counseling provides structured, evidence-based techniques that empower children to manage anxiety effectively. This approach establishes lifelong skills that help children rebuild confidence and maintain emotional stability.
By Piper Burch11 months ago in Families
What to Look for In a Realtor
Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant financial transactions a person can make, and having the right realtor can make all the difference. A skilled realtor can provide valuable guidance, negotiate effectively, and ensure a smooth transaction. However, with so many real estate agents available, it is important to know what qualities and attributes to look for when choosing the right professional. The key factors to consider when selecting a realtor include experience, communication skills, market knowledge, integrity, and strong negotiation abilities. If looking for homes for sale Los Gatos here are some things to look for in a good agent.
By Juan Hernandez11 months ago in Families