Are Your Children Allergic to Dogs
By: Robert W. Sugerman, MD | Contributor Here’s a lesson that I learned very early in my career as an allergist: If the allergist advises
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Parenting Teens: How far should you go to respect your teen’s privacy?
by Christa Melnyk Hines Teens by nature crave independence and privacy. As parents, how far should we go to respect their privacy while still ensuring
Elementary School to College: Tips for Navigating Life’s Transitions
By Deborah Dobbs, Beka Mullins and Carrie Leafblad | Contributors Experiencing (or enduring) big life events means we’re living life rather than just observing it.
Who Gets the Family Pet in a Divorce?
By Charla Bradshaw | Contributor In a divorce, pets must be awarded as part of the property division and therefore will usually go to one
Our Furry Friends: Animals Help the Human Soul
By Dr. Dean Beckloff | Contributor It’s no sacrifice at all. – Elton John Posh. My youngest daughter claimed her and named her (after
Helping Your Teen Separate
By Dr. Melanie Ross Mills | Contributor Letting go will be one of the most difficult processes you’ve experienced as a parent. You’ve poured your
Forever Young
By Deb Silverthorn Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership is one of the best lessons one can provide, and many Texas Woman’s University graduate students have benefited from
Parenting From the Father’s Perspective
By Lon Loveless | Contributor Parents often assume different roles, and especially in situations where job flexibility or work travel is required, consistent involvement by
Experience Love Better Through Self-Acceptance
By Deborah W. Dobbs | Contributor You’ve probably heard this or seen at least one of a thousand memes about it: to love others, you
