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The boundless love a parent has for their child is matched only by their capacity to embarrass them.
Stop feeding the brain “junk” food
Sigh…when I look at the above image (credit : @successpictures)…. The world our children are growing up in is very different from the one we grew up in. In the past, children spent their free time playing outside, exploring their neighborhoods, and making friends face-to-face. Today, children are more likely to spend their time online, interacting with friends and strangers alike through social media platforms.
By Meng Don Danny Lim3 years ago in Families
Nurturing Bonds: Exploring the Dynamics of Joint Family and Nuclear Family
Family is the foundation of society, and the design of a family assumes a fundamental part in significantly shaping the existences of its individuals. Two conspicuous family structures that have existed together for quite a long time are the joint family and the family unit. While both have their one of a kind qualities and benefits, they essentially vary regarding their elements, connections, and effect on individual lives. This article means to investigate and think about the educational encounters inside joint and family units, revealing insight into the advantages and difficulties related with each.
By Rahul Lohiya3 years ago in Families
The Single Mother's Cry
The single mother's cry echoes through the depths of her being, resonating with a mixture of anguish, resilience, and determination. It is a profound expression of the emotional journey she embarks upon, navigating the challenges of single parenthood with an unwavering spirit.
By Cyren Bolival3 years ago in Families
The Unspoken Apology
In the small, rundown neighborhood of Greenwood, there lived a young man named Adam. From a very young age, Adam had always felt a deep sense of resentment towards his father, David. Their strained relationship stemmed from the hardships they faced as a family and the constant struggle to make ends meet.
By Chris Paul3 years ago in Families
To Err is Human. Content Warning.
The sun is shining brightly as I arrive at the Commons, yet I hesitate before exiting the truck. For those who might be unfamiliar with the area, this a large park right in the center of the Lilac City. There’s a bit of twisted humor for us; lilacs, which represent innocence, purity, divinity, and love, have shrouded this city – with the highest crime rate in all of New Hampshire – in a sweet and satiny veil of duplicity. I contemplate my love/hate relationship with my surroundings as the butterflies and bees take flight deep within core. As always, the gazebo, with its massive size, is the first site to steal my attention. Gazing up at her, I know that I have no choice of where my mind is about to take me.
By Melissa Shortt3 years ago in Families







