Being a parent means juggling family life, both with your own spouse and children as well as parents, in-laws and other relatives. Once the kids arrive, marriage becomes especially challenging. Here are some tips for keeping your marriage and family strong.
Amidst this crazy world we live in, nowadays family dinners consist of drive through meals in the back seat of the car.Whatever happened to sitting down at a dinner table with family?
Do you ever feel he's not getting it or maybe she's not listening hard enough to what your trying to say? Perhaps we need to find out were are going in our marriage and why do we disagree on certain things. Can we have a decent conversation without the name calling and frustration? Most times we all go through the he's from Mars and she's from Venus dilemma in marriage how can we all benefit from our mistakes unless we learn to compromise, share and engage in a civilize conversation. Tags: marriageargumentscompromise
As mommies, we come from different walks of life. We all have unique situations and backgrounds that have molded us into the individuals we are today. However, we share one like thing: we are mothers and we love our children in the core of our hearts. This past Mother's day, I had a unique experience that has kept me pondering for days. Let's rewind to the scenario.
I don't know if it is just me or is every woman's husband lazy, and unappreciative? Yeah, I am a SAHM. A SAHM I am...lol. But that doesn't mean I'm supposed to be with the kids 24/7?
With the summer months approaching, it's usually an exciting time for families to start planning their vacations.This year it may not be as exciting with the continual climb of the gas prices.It's almost discouraging to those who desire to take road trips, especially for larger families which involve larger vehicles.These vehicles obviously suck the gas much quicker than the smaller cars out there. How do you plan for a vacation with such a dilemma?
We hear it all the time, women complaining because their significant other just doesn’t ever seem to listen to them. They forget to pick up the dry cleaning they promised to pick up, or we get a "yes dear" while they continue to stare at the television, instead of an actual answer to what we had been trying to discuss. Sure we all know that men process things differently than we do, it’s in the wiring, but they can’t be that different,can they? And regardless of those differences there has got to be a way to communicate effectively without screaming or feeling as though we are talking to children in grown up bodies. Tags: communicationFamilyMarriagerelationships
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