Posted on June 20, 2015
Have you ever told your father how much he means to you…or let him know the father-moments you treasure? More often than not, we share these feelings with everyone but our dad. So it’s no surprise that our own children follow suit. With Father’s Day approaching, we decided to explore that. We asked a few fathers to share their fondest memory of a time spent with their father and then to describe him in just five words. After that, we…
Posted on June 15, 2015
My son (now 24) still has his very first vinyl football–from when he was 3! It’s not something I had to save in a treasure box for him. It’s something that has moved with him, in and out of his living spaces–home, dorm rooms, apartment, back home. To him, it’s a symbol. A toy that started out as a $3 item bought at a car wash has grown with him, becoming a symbol of many emotions and experiences–fun, strength, comfort,…
Posted on June 8, 2015
Guest post by Kalpana Patel As a good parent or teacher, we should teach our children that failure is an opportunity for improvement and growth, rather than a blockade deterring us from our greatest potential – Dr Asa Don Brown I still remember when my son did not get into the college he had desperately wanted to get into. It was hard to see him going through that phase of life where he was facing rejection, and I thought that we,…
Posted on June 1, 2015
Sometimes we all need a little reminder we can reflect back to you on those days when parenting gets tough. Click on the image, download and print.
Posted on May 25, 2015
Last weekend, I was invited to co-host an awareness and fundraising event for 2020 Moms, along with Kim Walls, CEO of Episential Skin Care Products. Under the beautiful Cali sun, with clouds stopping by, every now and then, to cool off the very mild warmth that one felt occasionally, it was truly perfect weather. The event was a super hit. There were 125 people in attendance, mostly Moms, with a sprinkle of Dads here and there. I arrived about an hour…