Life After My Family Lost Everything

Wednesday, August 29, 2012 Life After My Family Lost Everything Popular wisdom teaches us that making changes slowly and deliberately is the only way the new ways will stick. You can do a month-long liquid diet and lose an easy thirty pounds, but without achingly steady, determined steps over a long time, new patterns won't gain a necessary foothold. These hard economic times haven't been a flash or a blip -- something we'd suffer and move through like a quick removal of a bandage -- instead, it's been a gradual insistent grind, with no real end in sight. Keep Reading: Life After My Family Lost Everything Will Preschool Budget Cuts Damage A Generation? Dad Wears Skirt In Solidarity With His 5-Year-Old Son The Scariest Day Of My Pregnancy WATCH: This HAD To Be Choreographed Controversy Erupts Over Deaf 3-Year-Old's Name BLOG POSTS Lisa Belkin: Battle Over Child Care Gets Personal For Democrats Childcare is becoming quite the topic at one of the two political convention, not in terms of whether Americans in general have access to it while on the job, but rather whether delegates do while on the convention floor. Dr. Peggy Drexler: Were You Your Parents' Favorite -- Or Least? The idea that your parents might have liked or like a sibling more than you is tough to take, sure. But know that parents can love all their children, even if they favor one over the other. Signe Whitson: My Wardrobe Malfunction on my Daughter's First Day of Kindergarten It seems only fair to share with fellow Moms my anxiety-fueled wardrobe malfunction on the morning of my daughter's first day of kindergarten. Stephen Cowan, M.D.: Back to School: Pause to Prepare This time of transition can be a wonderful opportunity for your family to pause and prepare your child for the coming school year with a sense of heightened joy and anticipation. Jamie Anne Richardson: The Lesson Your Kids Won't Learn in School This Fall Let you kids hear you say no. Life lessons like prioritizing and saying no aren't taught in school. They are taught by example.

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