Archive for the ‘Baby Bloomer’ Category

Seedlings: Enough! By Amy Wall Lerman, Editor


I have worked in the news for 25 years. I am a journalist and a newsgatherer. I find video from around the world and share the images with people who subscribe to our service: affiliates, international broadcasters, Internet resources, talk shows, whoever needs news video – I give it to ...

Staying Off the Naughty List:Ten Ways to Manage Your Finances and Avoid Post-Holiday Regrets – By Eric Tyson


Overall, the “Great Recession” brought about a renewed dedication to saving. Before the recession, our national personal savings rate was close to zero, and now it’s around 3 percent. But it is very important that you not let your holiday spending zap all of the saving progress you made during ...

Traffic, TSA, and Tantrums, Oh My! Eight Tips for Surviving Holiday Travel with Your Kids – By Princess Ivana


If you’ve ever traveled with kids (especially over the holidays), you know it’s an adventure. More accurately, it’s a slapstick, Murphy’s-Law, Griswold-family type of adventure. There are poorly timed poops; lost pacifiers; traffic jams and road construction. A beyond-awkward screening at airport security as you’re pulled into secondary and patted ...

Dealing with Divorce and Children during the Holidays – By Ida Zarrabizadeh, Psychotherapist


We all hear about the holiday blues, but to those that are dealing with a life changing circumstance such as divorce, this can be a particularly challenging time, especially in the early stages. There’s a lonely feeling that comes to visit, and reflecting back on previous holidays when you were ...

Ezine Giveaway: 6-in-1 Baby Blanket and Cover – Mom/Nurse Invented


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Bloomin’ Mom: A Later Mom Shares – By Cat Reilly, Motherhood Later Blogger


As I write this, my perfect little son, now 20-months old, sleeps upstairs.  He’s got the first cold he’s had since being old enough to understand and communicate that something is wrong.  Yesterday he ran to me about 100 times, angry and scrunched and crying, pointing to his nose so ...

November eZine Giveaway: Reverse Charades Games


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My Son: The Upside of “Superstorm Sandy” – By Robin Gorman Newman


We live on Long island in New York, and like many in this state and others, we lost power. We lost power for quite some time in fact. I wrote this article on day #10 with no power, heat, cooking ability, hot water, cable or Internet: It’s been 10 days since ...

8 Tips to a Stress Free Holiday Season – By Diane Lang, Therapist and Author


It's the beginning of the holiday season and with the holidays often comes stress. Each year many of us feel a mix of joy and anxiety when we approach the days before Thanksgiving. The holidays can bring stress starting in November and go straight through until the year. The stress ...

Brain Imbalances & Impact on Child Development – By Dr. Robert Melillo, Author and Clinician


Currently our country is experiencing record rates of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) diagnoses. The ADHD diagnosis in children has risen over 20% over the last four years, and a recent study published in the journal Pediatrics found that 110 in 10,000 children are affected ...