Your bank account has already been stretched this summer due to the record high gas prices and the lack of that “disposable income.” Here are some ways to save some money on your child's back-to-school necessities. Read more.

We use our imagination to inspire and develop our senses every day. Here are some of the ways you can help your child do so, too. Read more.

Women are often defined by their relationships to others, and for most of history women followed the single-lane path from being a father’s daughter to a husband’s wife to a child’s mother. Read more.

Over the years that I’ve dispensed financial advice, I’ve never distinguished much between the genders. It appears, however, that I’ve been overlooking something. Read more.

I've heard my fair share of kids' CDs since my daughters were born. Some are awesome and some make me want to toss them out the window of our minivan as we drive down the highway. Read more.

I had a new client who arrived frazzled, and stressed out. When I suggested that we do yoga to relieve her anxiety, she stated anxiously, "but I'm not flexible!" Read more.

It’s as easy as A, B, C to cook (and shop) faster, better and smarter! Read more.

My ten year-old son, Kevin, was sitting at dinner last night playing with his food. I could tell something was wrong. Finally, he let it out, “I thought I wouldn’t be picked on, at least for the summer.” It turns out that he was being bullied again at day camp. Read more.

Parents today recognize the importance of feeding their children healthy nutritious foods. The problem is that the cafeteria has become just another franchise; foods aren’t healthy and well-balanced. Read more.