In the December issue of Portland Family Magazine we asked our readers the following question:

Once a parent has the correct understanding of the topic of sleep, they can begin to help their child get a good night’s sleep.

When I was young my mother was infamous for her habit of constantly buying and returning things.

Your college-bound teen’s applications are all in, she’s written her essays, and she’s been focusing on a successful senior year

Everyone’s on the yahoo self-improvement bandwagon.

In the November issue of Portland Family Magazine we asked our readers the following question:

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All right, so now that we know what a great team the bones and muscles are, what should we do with them? Well, let’s think about it.

Who ever said life is fair? Truly what kids mean when they say something is not “fair” is that it is not exactly “equal.”

The Portland Art Museum will present Raphael

I recently gave an inspirational talk to a group of high school students graduating from their summer internships at Step It Up, Inc.

In the October issue of Portland Family Magazine we asked our readers the following question:

Dear friends, family members with whom I connect once a year, favorite baristas, my occasional eyebrow waxer, gym trainer I’ve been dodging, old boyfriend I wish I could make jealous but to whom I have nothing interesting to say, and anyone else who cares about this tomfoolery newsletter tradition:

I never thought that my daughter, Gina, would survive her year away from home when she first went away to college.