Confessions of a Former Single Mom
Some brave souls set out with the clear intention of being a single mom, but not many. In my case, I didn’t choose the single mom life…the single mom life […]
Becoming “Dad” | A First-Time Father’s Day Perspective
BY TARYN JEREZ, Interview with Leo Jerez The old saying goes that a woman becomes a mother when she finds out she’s pregnant while a man becomes a father once […]
Teenagers – Let Go and Watch Them Grow!
Is it always helpful to help our teenagers? As parents, we are constantly at the ready to protect, advise, remind and suggest alternatives…all in the spirit of keeping them safe […]
Let’s Get Real: Things to Consider When Buying Your Teenager a Car
For most teenagers, learning to drive and dreaming of having their own car is their ticket to freedom. It’s an exciting time in their lives they will always remember. For […]
How to Make Sure Your Kids are Ready to Leave the Nest
One day you turn around and realize with disbelief that your child is almost ready to leave the nest and go out into the big world on his/her own. That […]
It’s A Grand Life – Remembering…
I sometimes wonder what my grandchildren will remember about me. That usually morphs into what I remember about my own grandparents. A simple word or deed can trigger a memory […]
Three Kids, a New Baby, and Going Back to Work
BY APRIL PRIOLEAU, GUEST BLOGGER WITH TRIAD MOMS ON MAIN I spent my entire pregnancy working from home during the pandemic. I remember it like it was yesterday. This was […]
The Kids are All Right – How to Stop Sweating the Small Stuff and Like your Kids Just as They Are
Acceptance is a magical thing. It gives us confidence. It makes us powerful. How often do we feel this way? Truly accepted for being ourselves? Truly seen and loved just […]
Unexpected Stay-At-Home Dad – How Virtual School Can Change the Family Dynamic
Life moves quickly. Blink, another year is gone. There are many families with two working parents. Kids have to get to school, do homework, sports, church, and whatever else they […]
The Path to Parenting Does Not Come with a Map, and No One Should Have to Go It Alone
When parents are overwhelmed and do not know the next step, it is hard to ask for help or to know where to turn. That is why The Parenting PATH […]