I can't call my sons sexist, at least not yet. They're only 9 and 7, after all.

My boys have great friends who are girls and treat them kindly. They don't think twice about having a female doctor or, in my younger son's case last year, a female baseball coach. They are in awe of their teenage babysitter's skills as an ice skater.

 With sweltering 105 (40) degree temps this past weekend, our original plans of walking around a local theme park with the Grandparents and a two-year old, was as tempting as jumping into a vat of hot oil, so, instead we visited the read more

“Go ahead, share with her, pumpkin,” I told my son as he held his ball while staring at the little girl approaching him, eyeing the ball. He threw it to her and so began a game of catch between them. When she left, another tiny tot barely able to walk came along for his turn of tossing the ball back and fort

I'm packing for a 6 day trip to the West Coast which includes a conference and a couple of days with relatives. I've gone before, but only once every other year. While my husband is away with the military probably 3/4 of every year, Mommy stays close to home.

Any single moms out there putting forth their very best efforts everyday being both mom and dad to their children?  Are you satisfied with your situation or are you still waiting for "Mr Right?"  If you're seeking and praying for "Mr Right" for all the wrong reasons, please stop!!  You may end up in far worst shape than you are