Family Values

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By Carol 8 comments
Everyones life tells a story and it is that story that will go on for generations to come. It's a story that you write yourself. Every paragraph is penned by your own hand. What does your story say about you?.. more »
By amylaine 10 comments
When raising a green family, why not start when they are a baby. Doing your part in saving the environment does not have to be stressful or empty out your bank account... more »
By reneev 1 comments
So with fathers day approching and men/dads being the most complicated person in the world to buy for...here are some ideas. My dad is a big macho guy, but gifts from his kids make his heart melt and he turns into a big teddy bear!.. more »
By Vashi Ram Chandi 0 comments
It is a great privilege to reflect and express the following sentimental values associated with Life, This Wonderful Life, This Magical Life, This Fortunate Life, This Miraculous Life, This Precious Life, This Magical Life, This Great ... more »
By jclayrey 4 comments
This article will give you some tips on how to develop a more positive and open relationship with your parents... more »
By eHow Relationships & Family Editor 1 comments
You can prepare your children to deal with racist comments and behaviors by explaining why it happens. For young children, you'll have to use creative ways to explain the issue, so they can understand what it means and why it's wrong... more »
By vikki9 21 comments
Why does it appear that to some abundant living is… well… abundantly easy and for others lack is more the norm? What’s that about? Let’s make use of Feng Shui to look at opening the door to a galaxy of blessings, and sweeping lack right into the ... more »
By familybuddy 1 comments
Do you need more hours in the day to get everything done? This article won’t show you how to squeeze more than 24 hours in the day, but it will show you how to make the most of those hours... more »
By Althea DeBrule 3 comments
My family is big on symbolism. One of our traditions is to give names with special meaning to our children. My 104 year old grandmother was named Lily, which means “life-giving”. My mother is named Sara, which means “God’s princess”. Like most ... more »
By AdamMack07 1 comments
Parenting can be very frustrating, tiring and confusing. With all of its joys and heartache, in order to rear children who will live full productive and meaningful lives there are a few things parents must do... more »
By MidniteWriter 4 comments
Is your family new to your church or community? Or do you just have a strong desire to make friends while you share common bonds or goals? Or, do you have little spare time? You may be surprised that you do not have to wait until retirement to ... more »
By Jenci4 0 comments
While preschool aged children are young, they can still help out around the house!.. more »
By Bryan Jones 0 comments
Most people are looking for a happy life, yet it seems to elude them. This article will show you THREE easy steps guaranteed to positively change your life... more »
By Hapworth 1 comments
Whether we are 20 or 60, we have the responsibility of honoring our parents. If we come from a difficult situation, this may seem impossible for us; however, we still can learn to understand our parents better and therefore feel better about ... more »
By DandelionMom 1 comments
If you want a simple life, one that is totally self-sufficient and self-sustaining, then I hope my article for living off-grid will get you going in the right direction... more »
By Vashi Ram Chandi 1 comments
How to Meet each Day Prior to proceeding with describing suggestive methods to meet and greet each and every Wonderful Day *The Very First and Foremost; The Very Most Important and Highly Significant Action that needs to be taken and ... more »
By DreamLiving 2 comments
Have you followed all the steps on how to tell if someone is lying and you still don't know whether they are telling the truth? Try the tried and tested method of law enforcement... more »
By Vashi Ram Chandi 1 comments
How to Recognize The Immense Potential of This Wonderful Life & Precious Time It is a great privilege to reflect and express the following sentimental values associated with Life, This Wonderful Life, This Magical Life, This Fortunate ... more »
By Vashi Ram Chandi 0 comments
The virtue of recognizing the essence of Life is always with us, all around us; The following is a brief tribute summarizing the greatness of how fortunate we are indeed to be gifted with amongst the greatest and most wonderful of things that ... more »
By Vashi Ram Chandi 0 comments
Reminiscing The Wonderful Magic of Thoughts The Privilege and Fortune of Loved Ones in Daily Thoughts & Actions Every thought is the wonder that has been seeking our ardent desire to discover it, to experience it, to appreciate it, to ... more »
By Vashi Ram Chandi 0 comments
The Virtue of Appreciation Life is a Continual Replenishment of Appreciation, Life Replenishes us every moment and provides us with an abundance of Happiness, Appreciation creates greater opportunities and enables the perception of pathways ... more »
By MrRepair 3 comments
There are many ways to make a difference within your community. Forming a foundation is a great and rewarding way to help especially when it is your child who creates it. The Daydream Kids Foundation was created by my 8 year old son and has been ... more »
By Time2Compose 0 comments
Breastfeeding is a baby's first introduction to love. It builds a strong emotional bond between a Mother and Child which is unmatched. With a little know how and perserverance majority of Mother's can successfully breastfeed exclusively for at ... more »
By Pixie1976 5 comments
This country throws too much reusable stuff away. As the economy continues to mass produce a wider variety of prepackaged products, the environment suffers. While you don't want your child to be a pack rat, you also understand the urgency ... more »
By Judy Ford 2 comments
If you’re like me, you probably cringe when you hear parents scolding a crying child. Perhaps you shake your head bewildered when you hear the phrase: “You’re just too sensitive." When did the notion of being too sensitive originate? Is there ... more »