Tag: family

Long Live the Family Date

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If you asked me to describe my season of life right now, I would probably use the word chaotic. Free time? What free time?...

My Favorite Irish Movies

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With St. Patrick's Day here and as a sequel to my last year's "Irish books that Everybody should read," I have compiled a list...

Guide to Indianapolis Area Preschools

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Finding the preschool that is just right for your family can be stressful and many times we are unsure where to even start! That's...

Epilepsy, Our New Normal

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When my daughter was about a year old, she started having these... episodes. They were eerily similar to a night terror, except she didn't...

Am I Ready for a Third Child?

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I think about having a third baby every day. I’m equal parts excited and apprehensive about how a third baby would fit into our...

Being The Black Sheep

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I am the black sheep of my family. The daughter of two ultra-conservative parents, I am everything they are not. I am pro-choice, pro-gun reform,...

Expectations and Mom Guilt

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Recently, I finished a phenomenal book. Let me set the scene: a mother witnesses her teenage son kill a stranger outside their home. The...

Embrace Hispanic Heritage Month: Learning and Celebration

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Hispanic Heritage Month is a month when we can all learn and celebrate. It is celebrated from September 15 to October 15 every year....

Conner Prairie Is My Favorite

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Connor Prarie is my favorite. I love that my Conner Prairie membership gives me more than memberships worth every single year. Before you think...

A Legacy of Love: Tales from Different Types of Grandparents

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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how lucky my husband, daughter, and I are to have had the grandparents we do—grandparents who are...

Months Later, I’m Still Crying (and Learning) from the Episode of...

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Watching the Bluey episode “The Sign” in April was an emotional roller coaster I was not prepared for. I cried (starting at the beginning...

Harmony at Sea: Disney’s Racially Inclusive Voyage

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As a Black girl growing up in a predominantly Caucasian suburb, it was clear that I was different. None of my teachers or friends...

An Organ Donor Saved My Mom’s Life

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February 14 is National Donor Day, which is an extremely significant day for my family because it honors organ donors. Over a decade ago, my...

Embracing the Life and Family I Have

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Growing up as an only child in a single-parent family, I often felt lonely, and I fantasized about what my future family would look...