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Articles Written by: KATHERINE MEYER
While tattoos have been mainstream for some time, most of the professionals I know who have one keep it in a discreet place usually hidden under clothes. But according to a recent article in The New York Times, an increasing number of people are opting ...
Like many families feeling the pinch of the faltering economy this year, we’ve looked for little ways to save money, such as finding cheaper lunch spots, delaying new clothes purchases, and nixing fancy vacations. But sometimes, in our effort to save a ...
For better or for worse, most of us are familiar with the term “wedding coordinator” (if not, see Martin Short’s portrayal of one in the 1991 movie “Father of the Bride” for reference). Now it seems having a baby requires a coordinator as well.
Demand ...
Parents are up in arms over peanuts.
A seeming rise in peanut allergies in recent years has prompted many schools and child-care centers to adopt blanket bans on peanut products including peanut butter, often considered a staple of kids’ cuisine.
But ...
Is it environmentally irresponsible to have a large family?
At current growth rates, the world’s population is expected to reach about nine billion by 2050, says the article, a figure that environmentalists worry “will dramatically overtax the world’s ...
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Economic woes, exacerbated by higher gas prices and food costs, are affecting families in all sorts of ways (many of which we’ve already discussed on this blog). Apparently it’s also putting a damper on the foreign student exchange program.
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As the only one of my parents’ four children who lives within easy driving distance, it’s likely I’ll shoulder much of the responsibility for their care as they age. Though we’ve never discussed it, I can see how it would be difficult for my siblings ...
Students from Kalamazoo, Mich., area high schools participate in the Day of Silence to protest the mistreatment of gay students. Credit: AP
When readers suggested recently that we post a topic about teenage sexuality, I was reminded of a recent ...
While Sue’s recent post brought up the fact that lots of college kids lack basic household skills like laundry, parents during these back-to-school weeks are also likely worried about another facet of college life: alcohol.
What is the best way to ...
It’s sometimes fun — particularly with the summer Olympics upon us — to guess at which sports our three-year-old son might excel. He is left-handed, a possible advantage in baseball and fencing. He also loves to jump and swing from the monkey bars — a ...
