Category Archives: Mommy philosophy

Taking care of a sick child — even when he’s fully grown

Teresa Cook’s 27-year-old son still knows to call home when he’s feeling under the weather.

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It’s important to let preteens make some bad decisions

Cathy Hirko says there’s no rule book for how to be a preteen — or for how to parent one.

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Stroller fitness group provides camaraderie for moms

A lifelong athlete, Sara Day opened her Stroller Strides location, based at the York Galleria, in 2011 after her son Luke was born. She wanted to remain at home while contributing to the family financially.

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Mommy kisses seal the deal with angry toddler

Laura Burkey’s 2½-year-old Amelia acted out because she was in need of some one-on-one time.

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Words of wisdom for parents: Don’t neglect each other

New mom Stacia Fleegal struggles to balance her time with her son, her fiance and herself.

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Getting a handle on a case of the Bad Mommies

Sue Jennings reminds us that child rearing is taxing work — and backup is critical.

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Getting used to a different kind of busy

Kara Eberle says her mornings are like some sort of obstacle course.

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Give your kids wings and they’ll fly out of the nest

Teresa Cook has learned to adapt to her empty nest — and is glad her boys are independent.

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A mother of two offers parenting advice for newbies

Columnist Laura Burkey says parenting advice closely resembles marital advice.

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Grieving changes when you have a child

Cathy Hirko said your child changes the way you grieve because it’s no longer just you and your feelings you have to worry about.

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