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A True Measure of Good Parenting – Sahar’s Blog Good parenting is possible within a remarkably broad spectrum of choices that all end up with the most important thing of all: the happiness of our family. Source: A True Measure of Good Parenting - Sahar's Blog

by Sara McGinnis posted in Mom Stories There's a certain kind of beauty to having kids still too young to be on Twitter. Not only can you relax about the possibility of them bumping into some inappropriate stuff, but you've got your very own secret place to spill your secrets. Recently parents joined up on... Read more » Want to get the full story? Click on the headline above. And thanks for reading the BabyCenter Blog. http://bit.ly/2aH0DKn

(Image Source: parenting.com) Michelle Duggar, the mom of 19 kids, shares three simple, but very wise, pieces of advice with new parents, including her daughter and son-in-law... >>Read More at parenting.com

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(Image Source: sheknows.com) By Chandra One thing I no longer am embarrassed to admit now that I am a mom: I am cheap. I refuse to buy bottled water; it doesn’t matter how hot it is outside. Concessions at the movie theater are off-limits (and any other event, actually). And I cringe when I have to pay $1 at a kid’s lemonade stand (even though I know it’s the right thing to do). But one thing I have never been able to stick with is couponing. Even though I have the cheapness gene (inherited from my own mom), what I don’t have is the stamina that it takes to really save enough cash with clipping coupons or taking advantage of all those online reward sites. I have tired but I always give up after only saving 50 cents on a total grocery trip. Deep sigh. >>Read More at parents.com

(Image Source: parenting.com) By Christine Coppa How do successful single parents keep it all together? Author, blogger and single mom Christine Coppa shares her advice for surviving (and thriving) as a single parent >>Read More from Parenting.com

(Image Source: skitch-img.s3.amazonaws.com) By Gail O'Connor We're running ourselves ragged taking care of our children. But it's better -- for us and our kids -- if we're less hands-on. >>Read More from Parents.com

(Image Source: sheknows.com) by Parents.com Meet deadlines, manage email, and minimize meetings to get home to your munchkin faster. >>Read More