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3 Ways to Help Loved Ones Who Are Overweight
When you have loved ones in your life who are overweight, you are concerned and want to do all you can to improve the situation. Often, it's hard to Continue Reading
Conversation Guide for How to Talk to a Loved One About Weight
If someone you love is overweight or has food issues, you may struggle with how to begin a conversation about this very sensitive topic. There's no Continue Reading
Dos and Don’ts for How to Talk to a Loved One about Weight
Talking to a loved one about his or her weight is a conversation few people want to have. The subject is sensitive and for many of us with food and Continue Reading
The First Step to Take to Talk to a Loved One About Weight
When you have a spouse, child, sister, or other important person in your life who is overweight, you wonder what to do. Maybe you've tried starting a Continue Reading
What to Do When Someone You Love is Overweight
Someone you love is overweight. This is a tough topic, you guys. When someone you love is overweight, you think about discussing this Continue Reading
3 Ways to Include the Whole Family on Adoption Day
Adoption Days are amazing! If you've never experienced an adoption day, you might wonder what it's like to celebrate a child coming into your family Continue Reading
7 New Year’s Eve Traditions for Families
Do you have special traditions for ringing in the New Year? If you are searching for something different to try, check out these 7 New Year's Eve Continue Reading
How to Treasure Up All These Things in Your Heart
But Mary treasured up all these things, pondering them in her heart. Luke 2:19 I rush into the sanctuary (running late, as I so often am these Continue Reading
How to Have Hope on a Hard Day
Life throws us tough stuff sometimes, doesn't it? A few months ago I was chatting with my brother about the difficulties of life. We decided there Continue Reading
10 Tips to Help Kids with Special Needs Celebrate Holidays
If you are a parent or a caregiver of a child with special needs, you know that the holidays are not always fun and joyous. Using my experience Continue Reading
What I Wish You Could See About My “Bad” Kids
Yesterday my 11 year old son tested for his green belt in Tae Kwon Do. He's been waiting for this. He's been ready to test for quite some time, but Continue Reading
