Breaking the Cycle: Navigating Mental Health and Parenting
by EMI SANO It’s no secret that this generation of parents is determined to break generational cycles and become better versions of themselves for their children. I was initially surprised […]
Tips for Parents Sending Teens Off to College – Be Sure to Do These Four Things to Help Yourself Prepare for this Big Change as a Parent!
All these years later, I still vividly remember heading off to Coker College (now Coker University) in Hartsville, SC. I felt a mix of so many emotions from excited to […]
End Your Summer With An Unforgettable Party – Soak Up All the Sun and Fun by Throwing a Bash to Mark the End of Summer
August is a bittersweet month for families. It’s when we must say goodbye to the carefree summer days and get back into the swing of our normal routines. End your […]
“Canada Geese and Why I Love Them”
One of my first memories as a very young child is of my father, taking me to Lake Ontario in Toronto, where we lived at the time, to see the […]
Beat the Heat This Summer with These Cool Ideas for Littles – Don’t Miss Out on Outdoor Fun with Your Littles This Summer
August is typically the hottest month in North Carolina, but that shouldn’t keep you from enjoying the outdoors. I have two little ones – ages one and two – and […]
The Benefits of Family Fitness: Fun Ways To Stay Active and Healthy Together
by: SHERIDAN WATKINS A family that plays together, stays together! Exercising can be fun when you aren’t doing it alone, so grab your family and discover ways you can bond […]
The Birth that Taught Me Happiness – My Birth Story: Part 3
I’ve shared my first and second daughters’ birth stories in the last two issues, and now, here is my final daughter’s story. This pregnancy was a whirlwind of emotions! As […]
Play & Splash Destinations: Part 4 – Superb Trails – Shade Abounds on These Park’s Walking Trails
Now that the August heat is beating down on us, it’s important to sneak in outdoor time in a cool way. I’ve shared about some great splash pads and pools […]
YMCA Mud Run Will Support Community Health Programs
The YMCA’s Dirty Dozen 5K and Fun Run Obstacle Mud Run will return Saturday, September 14th. The run will raise funds and awareness for programs at the Y that address […]
Transitioning From College to a Full Time Job
One month ago, I officially started my first full time job working in marketing after graduating from High Point University. At first, I was nervous about adjusting to working a […]