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05/16/2012
Caretaker Burnout I get many calls these days about people caretaking for family members. It's a difficult and incredibly impactful service. About 65 percent of older people with long-term needs rely exclusively on family and friends, and another 30 percent will supplement family care with paid providers and, perhaps at some point, hospice. More >>

Tags: Adult Child-Parent, Family/Relationships - Adult Child/Parent, Health, Relationships
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05/15/2012
Coping with Bullies Who Text ...[W]hat about a bully who doesn't just try to tear you down by posting on your Facebook wall or anonymously on Formspring but who also attacks you directly via your cell phone? More >>

Tags: Parenting, Teenager, Teens, Tweens
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05/15/2012
Too Many Activities Are Driving Us Mad My husband gave me a knowing look as other moms and I clamored at a school event to discuss day camps for our older children this summer. I've never been big on sending my kids to camp, but relish the freedom from constricted schedules that summer brings instead. More >>

Tags: Parenting
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05/15/2012
10-Second Recipes: Memorable Memorial Day Involves Deliciously Helping Others Remembering those who lost their lives in active duty is amplified even more on Memorial Day. Even after many years, however, those who are not removed for even a moment from those emotions are the impacted families. More >>

Tags: 10 Second Recipes, Budget, Health, Military, Recipes, Stay-at-Home Mom
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05/15/2012
Healthy Habits: Introducing Your Family to Red Foods In Japan, the color red signifies energy and power and is often used as a color for heroic figures. This is a good description because when you include red fruits and vegetables in your child's meals, they will grow up strong like superheroes. More >>

Tags: Budget, Eat Less-Move More, FreshBaby.com, Nutrition, Simple Savings, Stay-at-Home Mom
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05/15/2012
Working Builds Character and Values I'm speaking on behalf of my husband! His family did it right and I've always admired in him, the ability to work hard. More >>

Tags: Attitude, Budget, Character, Courage, Conscience, Character-Courage-Conscience, Money, Read On-Air, self-esteem, Values
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05/15/2012
Brainwash Your Children - Because They Are Children ...I did intentionally brainwash my kids after hearing you talk about that many years ago... More >>

Tags: Character, Courage, Conscience, Character-Courage-Conscience, Internet-Media, Internet/Media, Morals, Ethics, Values, Raising children, Response to a Comment, Social Issues, Values
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05/15/2012
Do the Right Thing Anyway I was reminded of this quote by Mother Teresa when you were talking to the mom who was upset because her stepdaughter was graduating and the maternal grandma chose to go to a wedding instead. More >>

Tags: Family/Relationships - Family, Morals, Ethics, Values, Motherhood, Motherhood-Fatherhood, Relationships, Relatives, Response to a Call
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05/14/2012
15 Minutes for Character My oldest daughter approached me with a question about cheating as we were waiting for her school's gate to open, which set me off to a bit of reflection today. More >>

Tags: Character, Courage, Conscience, Character-Courage-Conscience, Parenting, Read On-Air, Values
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05/14/2012
Why God Made Moms This was sent in from Marie. Answers given by 2nd grade school children to the following questions: More >>

Tags: God, Humor, Religion, Values
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