Author: Irene Freundorfer
03 Aug How I Stopped Yelling at My Kids
We often feel we have more bad days than good days when it comes to handling the craziness of kids. ...
Posted at 10 Jul, 15:23h
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12 May Primary Educator
You are a great mom and you mean the world to your children. ...
07 Apr Parenting for Character
Parenting is the art of raising happy, mature, generous adults, not merely happy children....
08 Mar Tips From the Very Married
If you want to be among the almost 60 percent of first marriages and among those in subsequent marriages who do make it work, long-married couples have some tips for you. Follow most of these guidelines most of the time and you’ll up your chances...
13 Feb Take The Time
One of my older lady friends once said to me “You know, our Life is like a coin, you get to spend it anyway you want, but you get to spend it only once." How true that is! All people should take this to heart,...
13 Feb Constantly Loving
On your wedding day, you chose to dedicate the rest of your life to showing this one man how much you love and honor him. Every day, renew your wedding vows by your actions. Show him how much you mean it. ...
13 Feb The Days After Valentine’s Day
It is important to remember that buying chocolates and flowers and celebrating one day of the year is not what romance is all about. (In a similar vein, a wedding day is not the same thing as a marriage.) Rather, romance needs to be a...
07 Jan Dialogue
Dialogue is essential for experiencing, expressing and fostering love in marriage and family life....
06 Jan Family: A Treasure
The drama of our lives is lived out in the gap between what we are and what we should be. Which raises the question - what should we be? There are a lot of answers out there to that question. Every serious philosopher has tried...
18 Dec Embracing a COVID Christmas Holiday Season
What to do during COVID holidays? Here's a great list of ideas!...
24 Oct Start Preparing for the Teen Years Now
I know for a fact that most parents feel the way I do about the teen years. They’re scared. Children who were playing with toys the day before yesterday are suddenly expected to talk, dress and act like the worst stereotype of a promiscuous 20-something...