Tag: family

Sex and the Single Mom: The Final Chapter

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I grew up perpetually single, never quite fitting into the boxes set aside for women in small-town Maine. In fact, I often sought to...

Why Thanksgiving Is Every Mom’s Favorite Holiday

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I’ve always been a big fan of Thanksgiving. What’s not to love? Apple stuffing, football, a sense of coziness, and the anticipation of the...

Raising Thankful Kids: How to Foster Empathy and Appreciation

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As the season of gratitude arrives, many families take time to reflect on what they’re thankful for, from warm meals and cozy homes to...

11 Unexpected Winter Getaways Near Westchester County

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Once the holidays fade and winter sets in, it’s about that time you start craving a change of scenery and find yourself Googling “family...

Traditions: Bridging Cultural Gaps as an Immigrant

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Traditions connect people and create a sense of belonging through shared experiences. Whether we are talking about cultural or religious traditions, such as large-scale...

When Did November 1 Become the Start of the Christmas Season?

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When did November 1 become the official start of the Christmas season? I’m pretty sure it used to be the day after Thanksgiving. Suddenly,...

The Matriarch

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The matriarch of a family is the head of the family or tribe. Recently, I lost my grandmother, whom we affectionately called Nonna, which...

Thanksgiving Weekend in NYC: A 3-Day Game Plan for Families

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Thanksgiving Day is handled...parade, turkey, leftovers. Check. But by Friday morning, you’ve got three full days to fill, kids to entertain, and maybe grandparents to...

The Cycle of Domestic Violence

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We often don’t speak of the violence that takes place in our home. Perhaps it is because we are made to believe that doing so...

National Hispanic Heritage Month: A Hispanic Mom’s Reflection

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Did you know there are twenty-two Spanish-speaking countries? Some include the United States of America because of its high population of Spanish-speaking citizens. During...