Helping Parents Succeed
One day when I woke up, I had a thought like this: If I die tomorrow, what books do I want my children to read?
And these books will teach them everything they need to know about life when I am away.
I know it sounded funny but I bet you agree with me that this list is useful and important, especially when we are not around to show them the way. [Read more…]
On a “normal” celebration, we usually give a small gift and card, wish each other a happy anniversary, and have dinner at a nice restaurant.
Though we are prudent in the past as far as anniversary celebrations are concerned, my wife and I always find excuses to splash every once in a while.
And for this year, the reason couldn’t be better. It’s our 10th anniversary! [Read more…]
Halloween is just a few weeks away, and then after that it will be Christmas but let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Let’s tackle everything one at a time. Halloween itself will require a whole lot of your time especially if you’re a parent. Expect to be handling the costume designs and worries of your kids for their school play and party or for their trick-or-treating on the 31st. And with all those things in mind, you will always have to shoulder the burden of costs. [Read more…]
I thought it would be a normal visit. But, as you will find out later, my hospital visit had turned out to be something totally unexpected of me.
This looks like bad news from the onset. Nonetheless, the experience has given me the opportunity to think more deeply about what matters most to me. It has changed my perspective about life and family. [Read more…]
Baby sleep positioners, a popular product for safety-conscious parents, were supposed to save lives by keeping infants from rolling onto their stomachs.
Instead, they are now being added to the growing list of dangerous nursery products, all but banned in an emphatic move by federal regulators on Wednesday. [Read more…]