This week’s guest, Dr. Harvey Karp, has the “how” and “why” of putting a smile on your baby’s face and your own! You’ve jiggled, you’ve rocked, you’ve walked the floor, but nothing seems to ease your baby’s distress. Your nerves are frazzled, you’re sleep-deprived, and you feel like screaming. Probably every parent has been…
How likely are you to keep them? This week’s Mom Enough show may inspire you to make resolutions you can keep, and your family life may be better as a result! Something about turning the calendar to a new year prompts many of us to save more money, lose weight or break some nasty…
A recent article in Time magazine ruffled some feathers when its author proclaimed that the “Chore Wars” were over, that men and women had nearly identical workloads in terms of paid and unpaid work. Despite more men taking on a bigger role with child care and housework, some experts argue that it’s still the women…
In what ways do moms and dads face similar challenges, and how has that changed in recent years? Conversations about work and family often revolve around challenges faced by moms who are employed outside the home. But a recent study at Boston College’s Center for Work and Family is changing the conversation, with findings…
And how can you help? When a mother or father is called up for active military duty, children, the parent left behind, and other loved ones face a complex range of emotions before, during and after deployment. But new resources can help adults and children, whatever their ages, handle these emotional challenges and stay…
