Ask Dr. Meg: Step-Parenting and Blended Households
The mix of multiple families can be hazardous—but it also can be amazing. Here are my thoughts on navigating a blended family the right way.
The mix of multiple families can be hazardous—but it also can be amazing. Here are my thoughts on navigating a blended family the right way.
Nobody wants to expose their child to tragedy. These three tips can help you navigate grief and illness while keeping your family strong and connected.
Does your child know you love them unconditionally? Dr. Meg shares how to avoid the perils of performance-based parenting.
We learn a lot from anguish and heartache. Here’s my inspiring story about the life that changed many.
Making big life changes can be scary, but they can also be rewarding. Here’s Dr. Meg’s input on an abusive ex.
With such an emphasis on gifts, how do you teach kids the real meaning of Christmas? Dr. Meg offers some advice.
Your children are witnesses to your marriage. Dr. Meg comforts a struggling mother whose marital problems are affecting her daughter.
Understanding your roles amidst divorce, recovery, and change.
If you are like most American moms, you are far too critical of the job you’re doing. You want to get it right and you critique your performance daily.
Learning to live more simply means learning to let go of things, activities and even relationships that make life too muddy. It means setting priorities for our lives and our days and living like we mean it.
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