children
Children: Our most valuable natural resource.
Black Women Who Are Angry At Their Mothers
The first time I realized my relationship with my mother would never be healthy was at a young age. In my childhood home it was not about the emotional side of things. I don’t think I ever had an opinion that was taken seriously or encouraged. Through the past down abuse from those around me I learned to lean on myself. It was not like all kids at my age were having mother issues but mine seemed to stick on me like a heavy stench. It was like her negative thoughts and opinions traveled everywhere throughout my life.
By Cara Simone Sparks 5 years ago in Families
Finding my voice
We all evolve as we learn and grow over the years and for me it is something I welcome. I am at a point in my life where I am really finding myself again. I am rediscovering what makes me happy and that is writing and using my writing for something positive.
By Lisa Jacovsky 5 years ago in Families
How to Regain Your Children’s Childhood and Keep Screens Away from Playtime
Every parent remembers what it was like to be a child. We all had games and toys we loved to play with, and some of our best memories consist of riding our bikes until the streetlights came on, skipping rope, or a pick-up game of kickball in the backyard. Unfortunately, our lives have become overscheduled and dependent upon our digital devices (or so we think).
By Edmund Morgan5 years ago in Families
Being a Parent to a *practically* Non-Verbal Child
Hi there, my name is Jenna.( You may see my name as Jenna Rae or Jenna Rae Mueller. ) I'm a mother of three amazing little ones, a bright, young five year old girl, a silly and adventurous soon-to-be four year old, and a charming, little one year old.
By Jenna Rae Mueller 5 years ago in Families
Charlie
There was something wrong with his heart. That was what Mom and Dad said. That was why he come home with us that first night, why Mom didn't come home. When Elise was born, she got to come home with us that day, but there wasn't anything wrong with her heart.
By Ariane Phelps5 years ago in Families
Three Years Ago During a Horrific Night I Lost my Daughter for a Year
It is a night that will live in my memory until the day that I die. I was woken at 2 am and found my daughter uncontrollably shaking; she couldn't get control of her body, worse was to come. When we took her temperature, she was at 40. Anything over 37.5C is considered a temperature. Then she had a seizure.
By Sam H Arnold5 years ago in Families
