Seasoned parents have a wealth of “been-there-done-that” advice to offer. Read on for suggestions that are sure to get you headed in the right direction.
Life Changes
When it is time for your child to leave home, goodbyes are never easy.
Looking to make a career change? Develop a strategy to ensure this stressful time will benefit you and your family
The cost of caring for a new baby is intimidating. The good news? Raising children doesn’t have to be as expensive as you think.
The nine months from conception to birth will change your life forever. We’re here to help you prepare for this exciting new adventure.
Feeling overwhelmed by your new parenting role? Sifting through your mixed emotions might reveal some practical answers.
If you change careers, you may fit into one of these four distinct categories.
If you’re thinking about making a career change, consider using this plan to satisfy yourself personally and professionally.
While looking for a job, seek help from these sources rather than credit cards.
Taking care of aging parents is one of life’s toughest responsibilities. But planning and cooperation will ease the adjustment – for parents and adult children alike.
Strong feelings of sadness almost always occur following the death of a close friend or family member. But what happens when these feelings don’t subside?
Becoming a caregiver involves major changes that can easily feel overwhelming. Consider these suggestions to help ease the emotional and physical strain.
Rebuilding your life with chronic illness begins by seeking God, forgiving others, eliminating toxic relationships, taking risks, identifying your talents and sharing them with others.
How can you help when your elderly mother or father who lives many miles away?
When choosing a vocation Christians must weigh their priorities very carefully, because when we are out of God’s priority guidelines, we are out of His will.
Experts encourage churches and individuals to listen and give the “gift of presence” to the chronically ill. Learn what to say to help.
Your son or daughter may have left home, but don’t forget that once a parent, always a parent.
How do you parent in the face of some interesting (and possibly foolish) decisions on the part of your child?
When looking for a job, frame your search around the type of work that suits you best.
Jean Hoffmann tells about her challenges and rewards of providing day-to-day care for an elderly parent.
