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The boundless love a parent has for their child is matched only by their capacity to embarrass them.

BEST LEVOIT’S AIR PURIFIERS TO BUY RIGHT NOW . Content Warning.
As the pursuit of healthier living spaces gains momentum, LEVOIT emerges as a prominent player in the realm of air purification. In this exploration of cutting-edge solutions, we shine a spotlight on three distinct offerings that cater to varying needs and spaces.
By James Clark2 years ago in Families
Reflections: Farewell, 2023
2023 saw much change and much remaining static in my life. A moment, please, while I lovingly expound on 2023 for my babies.
By Sirena Carroll - The Blind Single Mom2 years ago in Families
2023:. Top Story - January 2024.
I know I say this every year, but 2023 was a year full of a lot of change for my little family. I started the year off barely working one job and being a full time mom. Ben was working two jobs, and we were living in a pretty awful place. We had a still pretty new baby, and we were still mostly struggling through our days, trying to figure out how to be parents.
By Hannah York 2 years ago in Families
Funny Candle, Mother's Day Gifts
Get ready for a rollercoaster ride, my friends, because we're diving headfirst into the fantastical realm of "Mom's Last Nerve Illuminator: Funny Candle Mother's Day Gifts"! In the universe of gift-giving, where sensible presents are as ubiquitous as dad jokes, we've stumbled upon a mythical creature—the elusive and uproarious Funny Candle. Yes, you heard it right, folks! We're not talking about your run-of-the-mill wax and wick combo; these candles are the stand-up comedians in the dazzling circus of gifts.
By Silly Gifties2 years ago in Families
Double Trouble? Not with These: 3 Best Double Strollers You Can Rely On
Introduction Are you a parent of two young children or planning for the future? If so, you know the struggle of finding the perfect stroller that can accommodate two little ones while still being functional and easy to maneuver.
By Donnie Crouch2 years ago in Families
Pregnancy After Loss
Growing up, I never wanted kids. I never wanted to get married. Mainly because of how messed up my family was, I always thought my family would be doomed. Kids were not a desire of mine, I was adamant on not having kids I even looked into getting my tubes tied at one point. I am happy that I did not pursue that and I am happy that my mindset shifted. My mindset shifted when I realized that I can break the generational ties and curses that were holding my family captive. My future family did not have to be held captive by the upbringing I endured and it was up to me to change that narrative.
By CD2 years ago in Families
What I Wasn't Prepared For: Insights From A Blind Mother
The Question: What were you unprepared for as a blind parent? Disclaimer: I've altered individual names for privacy and protection.
By Sirena Carroll - The Blind Single Mom2 years ago in Families
Ancestry
My daughter talked me into sending in for ancestry. She did it and had her husband and their children use it too. She confirmed that three of her children belonged to her husband.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Families
The Power of Family Bonds
The Jansens, a group of five, dwelled inside its consoling walls. At the focal point of their house was an old oak table, worn yet durable, where they accumulated each night to share stories that hit the dance floor with wizardry.
By Kyrol Mojikal2 years ago in Families
The Role of Educational Centers in Kuwait: Fostering Children's Development through Technology and Play
Introduction: The Educational Landscape in Kuwait Kuwait's commitment to advancing its educational sector has been evident in recent years, with a significant emphasis on fostering children's development. The nation understands that the future of its youth is pivotal for its continued progress. This article delves into the role of educational centers in Kuwait, particularly focusing on how they are utilizing technology and play to enhance children's growth and learning.
By Anahit Yeritsyan2 years ago in Families
The Night Before Christymas
My sister’s say that in their 55 years of marriage they can only remember our parents ever having ONE argument. They heard my father shouting “BUT YOU CAN’T BE PREGNANT!!!” That was me. I am an accident. I’m the third of three girls and the baby by 10 years. My mother was 38 and thought she was done with childbirth. Turns out that my parents had been using the “Rhythm Method” successfully without even so much as a scare for 10 years until me. My parents were both from the same small town in Southern Illinois…that still boasts a population of about 6500 residents give or take. Theirs is quite a love story…the boy from the wrong side of the tracks romances the daughter of one of the most prominent men in town with WWII getting in the way. But that's another story for another time. This is my story.
By Christy C. House2 years ago in Families
Sober Grinch or Festive Hero? Woman's Dry Christmas Sparks Family Feud
Christmas, a time for twinkling lights, crackling fires, and the warm buzz of loved ones gathered, but for one brave (or foolhardy) hostess, it became a battleground where festive cheer fizzed into icy conflict. Determined to banish the ghosts of drunken holidays past, she declared her annual bash a strictly dry zone, sparking a family feud that could melt Santa's beard faster than a reindeer with a hot toddy.
By Bellart Studio2 years ago in Families