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It's important for families to eat dinner together, but that's hard to manage when your service member is deployed.

Kids are selfish. They're, like, ridiculously selfish. Self-absorbed. Inconsiderate. Narcissistic. Need I go on?

We all know our service members won't be coming home and staying put. Not all of them. Not right away. And not for good.

Here are my tips for making sure your kid gets his homework done before you lose your mind.

We've all heard that family dinner is important. But how do you make that work when one parent is deployed?

I don’t have that learning-to-be-a-parent chaos. How does that happen to people?

It's the most wonderful time of the year: the week after Christmas.

What if there were a better way to break bad habits faster and get back to the good ones, without resentment?

For military Must-Have and Stay-at-Home Parents, friendships can be hard. And if you have a special-needs kid, it's worse.

Didn't mean to destroy it? Well, you did anyway.