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Pictures of My Father Are a Gift. So Was He.

Bucks County · Bucks County

Pictures of My Father Are a Gift. So Was He.

When I saw pictures of my father as a young man taken before I was born, my childhood memories engulfed me and put me in a world long gone.See the Story

Yale Grad to College Students: 14 Ways to Improve Study Habits

College Students · New Haven

Yale Grad to College Students: 14 Ways to Improve Study Habits

Editor’s note: In college, it took me three semesters to outgrow my awful study habits from high school, and I had to do it the hard way. Here are some tips from a Yale alum on his way to a Ph.D. on how to study effectively in college and ensure your success. My experience in those first three semesters: I rarely pulled all-nighters, but I got 3 or 4 hours of sleep many nights, which is close to nothing. It takes a toll on your body and makes yo…Read Article

The Weight of Our Words: What I No Longer Tell My Kids About Their Future

The Weight of Our Words: What I No Longer Tell My Kids About Their Future

We need to choose our words carefully—especially the ones we offer our children. I used to think I was being supportive, even encouraging, when I told my sons things like, “You’re going to do great things,” or “You’re going places, kid.” Those words came from love. From the belief in who they are and what they’re capable of. But in hindsight, I see that it may have been carelessness, not thoughtlessness, that led me to contribute to a culture of…Read Article

Mom of Teens and Teacher: School Is the Best Kind of Chaos for Me

Every day, when I get home from work, I stop into my husband’s home office to say hi. It’s organized. It’s tidy. It’s calm. It’s quiet. The smell of vanilla gently wafts from the air diffuser that sits in the corner plug. It is a space and place that is just for him. It is the complete and total opposite of where I spend my days. As a middle school teacher, I am well aware that I choose to live my days with pubescent, hormonal beings. It is a ch…United States · United States Read Article

The 10 Things I Wish I'd Known Before My Kids Left for College

Are your kids leaving for college soon? Here are 10 things we wish we’d known… Tracy Hargen and her family at the University of Miami. (T. Hargen) 10 things to know about life after you drop your teen at college 1. For the first couple of months after “drop off” don’t do anything. Don’t make a ton of plans, or big decisions, or commit to anything. The lead-up to helping your youngest move into their new digs is exhausting — physically and emotio…Miami, Florida · Miami Read Article

My Son May Not Have a College Education But He Has His Dream Job

My son got his first job when he was thirteen. He’d spend the summer working in hayfields doing hard labor in the sun. He loved making money, but more than that, he loved working with his body and hands. I loved it too. For the first time in his life, my son had an outlet for his energy. He got a lot of satisfaction from working outside and being physically active. My son loves working with his hands. (Twenty20 @Vanart) This was a big deal sin…Read Article

What to Say (and Not to Say) to Parents Whose Teens Are Not College Bound

As a former high school teacher, I looked forward to graduation season during my years in the classroom. It was delightful to see my students honoring their accomplishments and peering hopefully into the shiny future. I loved the pomp and circumstance, the tassels, the nervous laughter, the dressed-up students, the proud families, and the pulsing momentum of the future. My son has always been my greatest teacher.(Tara Ashcraft) Not every high…United States · United States Read Article

The Definition of Success: Life Lessons In a Letter to My Children

As our third of four children prepares to leave home, I’m overcome with a quiet, profound joy.We’ve raised another decent, capable human being, and that, to me, is success. In a world that often defines worth by job titles and salaries, I’ve wrestled with my own sense of value as a mostly stay-at-home, sometimes-paid-to-work mom. My ambition has never been tied to promotions or paychecks. Instead, I’ve tried to model a deeper form of success: on…United States · United States Read Article

Welcome Home For the Summer! Here Are The Ground Rules

My husband and I have been empty nesters for almost a year now. While it certainly took us a while to get used to the deafening silence, and the aches in our hearts, we adjusted rather quickly to the many benefits: lower grocery bills, less laundry, cooking, cleaning, and nagging. I want my college aged kids to be thoughtful adults. (Halfpoint/Shutterstock) We’ve eased into a new routine and overall, home life is simpler and more structured — …Read Article

What I Want My Teens to Know About Being 'Average'

A simple definition of average is: Someone who is just like everyone else; an average person. What I want my teens to know about being “average.” (Shutterstock Mark Herreid) What? That can’t be. When did it happen that we don’t celebrate normal anymore? I’ll be the first to admit it and shout it from the rooftops….” I am not perfect, and I’m pretty much average.” My husband and I grew up in the Midwest. We went to a college in-state that was the…Milwaukee · Milwaukee Read Article

Nine Things a Parent Can Do When Their Teen Fails Out of College

Having your child fail out of college can be one of the most confusing and devastating experiences for them and for you. There is a deep loss of confidence experienced at many levels. Your teen wonders if they can cut it as a college student. You wonder the same thing. Here are constructive things parents can do if their teen struggles in college. (Shutterstock fizkes) You might wonder if you’ve done something wrong as a parent. Your child fee…Read Article

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