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The complicated business of money stems from the fact that we all have relationships with it. And these relationships are complicated. It gives us a sense of security, control, and independence, and it...
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I LOVE to help parents answer their toughest parenting questions. I’m starting a regular column on CafeMom.com called “Ask Dr. Meg” and I’m counting on YOU, followers and friends, to send me your...
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Not too long ago, I asked readers to tell me what topics they’d like to see on my blog. I’m working through those suggestions and today is the first in that series. Since it’s the last day of June and...
View ArticleStepparenting isn’t for wimps
A good stepparent can literally turn the life of a child around. So while the task may feel unbearable at times, the rewards are unparalleled. I know. I’ve seen a lot of great stepparents in action....
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