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What I Wish I Knew Before Having Kids
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What I Wish I Knew Before Having Kids

Children change your life in many ways, and knowing what to expect can help as your family grows. This is what I wish I knew before having kids. Most parents realize that having kids changes things. But I never understood exactly what that meant.  I dealt with 4 years of infertility before I was able to […]

Questions to Ask: A Couples Counselor
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Questions to Ask: A Couples Counselor

Therapy can be a game changer in any relationship. Here are the questions to ask a couples counselor to ensure you’re meeting with the right professional. Whether you’re facing a significant issue or you just want to learn better ways to communicate, you and your partner may decide on couples counseling. Going to a couples […]

My Husband Forgot Our Anniversary…Am I Overreacting?
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My Husband Forgot Our Anniversary…Am I Overreacting?

In Wives and Moms’ monthly “Am I Overreacting?” series, we answer an anonymous submission asking that question. Here’s what we think — how about you? Dear Wives and Moms, We’ve been married for 10 years. We have two kids in elementary school. And yes, we can forget little things each day because of their schedules. […]

My House Just Flooded … What’s Next?
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My House Just Flooded … What’s Next?

A clear, step‑by‑step guide to help you take control when water hits your home. When water suddenly starts pouring into your home – from a storm, a burst pipe or a failed sump pump – it can be overwhelming, messy and even a little terrifying. Once the initial panic settles, you’ll be left staring at […]

I Just Got Divorced…What’s Next
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I Just Got Divorced…What’s Next

Here are some things to think about as you navigate this next chapter. Ending a marriage is never easy, no matter the reason. Once those papers are signed, it can be hard to keep track of what comes next. From sorting out finances to possibly changing your name, the to-do list can feel overwhelming, especially […]

My Husband Can’t Dress Our Daughter. Am I Overreacting?
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My Husband Can’t Dress Our Daughter. Am I Overreacting?

In Wives and Moms’ monthly “Am I Overreacting?” series, we answer an anonymous submission asking that question. Here’s what we think — how about you?  Dear Wives and Moms, My husband is totally clueless and can’t seem to dress our daughter to my standards. For context: I work in healthcare and he works remotely, so […]

Questions to Ask: When Your Child Needs Surgery
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Questions to Ask: When Your Child Needs Surgery

It’s a scary prospect, but it’s important to get as much information as possible. Here are the questions to ask when your child needs surgery. It’s a sentence no parent wants to hear: “your child needs surgery.” Unfortunately, many issues can require pediatric surgical intervention — tonsillectomies, ear tube placements, or other conditions can mean […]

What I Wish I Knew: Before Looking for Homes
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What I Wish I Knew: Before Looking for Homes

Here are some key things to keep in mind, so you can begin your search feeling informed and confident. Looking for a home is exciting — but it can also feel overwhelming, emotional, and full of surprises you don’t see coming until you’re already deep in the process.  Before you start scrolling listings or booking […]

I Just Had a Miscarriage…What Next?
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I Just Had a Miscarriage…What Next?

Miscarriages are common, but that doesn’t make them any less devastating. Losing a pregnancy is heartbreaking. You may be feeling many different emotions — grief, anger sadness — all at intense levels (and the hormones certainly don’t help).  If you’ve never experienced a miscarriage before, you may be left wondering what happens next. First and […]

Questions to Ask: A Life Insurance Agent
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Questions to Ask: A Life Insurance Agent

Protecting your family’s future starts with the right questions — here’s what to ask. You can’t buy a car without auto insurance, and you can’t buy a house without homeowners insurance. But life insurance is different — no one forces you to have it, even though it can be one of the most important protections […]