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Bad Things Happen When You Don’t Save Money!
Q. How important is saving money when you’re young and have a good income? If you’re just saving it, you’re not really doing anything with it, right? A. I’m going […]
Mom to Mom with Jaclyn Button
AOP: What has motherhood taught you about yourself? Jaclyn: Motherhood has taught me that I can’t take life too seriously. I’ve learned that so much of life is about how […]
A Parent’s DREAM Gratitude List
Thanksgiving always reminds me to reflect on what I’m grateful for. Health, family, a warm home—yes, all those things. But as a parent, my mind often wanders to a slightly […]
When the Unthinkable Almost Went Live
The Defense Department planned to livestream a military execution on December 3rd. This week, the president called it off. If you are a parent, I would like for you to […]
The Quiet Power of Listening
When parenting feels overwhelming and you don’t know what to say or do next, remember this: Sometimes the most powerful response isn’t advice, correction, or a solution. It’s simply being […]
Dinner’s Ready: Katie Whittelsey’s Perfect Roast Chicken
“In our house, family dinner is sacred. Dinner is our opportunity to slow down, gather around the table, say intentional prayers, and enjoy conversation without distractions,” shared Katie Whittelsey. “I […]
Is Sports Specialization a Good Idea?
While sports can provide a multitude of emotional and physical benefits for kids, specializing in a single sport at too early an age can pose risks. How do you know […]
From the Publisher – November 2026
Holidays bring various family traditions that shape how we all celebrate the festive season. Some traditions are passed down from grandparents to their grandchildren, and other traditions are created spontaneously […]
The Holiday TUG – OF – WAR: How Modern Families Can Actually Enjoy the Season
The holidays are supposed to be magical. But for families navigating the complex terrain of stepfamilies, bonus parents, multiple grandparents, and shared custody, it can feel less like a Hallmark […]