Mothers are nurturing, loving and care deeply for their families, and they can turn into superheroes on occasions when they need to go above and beyond. Here are three moms who took heroic action when the chips were down. Irma Randall: She lived in Brooklyn, New York, in a small third floor apartment with her … Read more
A teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity, knowledge, and wisdom in the pupils.” —Ever Garrison Mother’s Day (in 2014, that’s May 11) isn’t just for moms anymore. A motherly loved one, such as a grandmother, aunt, or sister-in-law, is often honored, as are those who act as mentors to children – … Read more
Mother’s Day is May 12 this year. Since 1912, the second day in May has been set aside to honor and celebrate the most cherished person in any child’s life – Mom. Mother’s Day by the Numbers The average mother in the U.S. has 2.1 children There are about 83 million mothers in the U.S. … Read more
Flying the Coop: Back to School Leaves Empty Nest Parents Feeling Blue Empty Nest Syndrome is characterized by an overwhelming feeling of depression and lack of purpose that is felt with each child’s departure from the family home. Off to college, newly married, or a job opportunity afar all trigger these emotions. However, it’s not … Read more
In the United States, Mother’s Day has been celebrated on the second Sunday in May (in 2012, this date falls on May 12th) since it was made an official U.S. holiday in 1914. “Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs… since the payment is pure love.” —–Mildred B. Vermont Everybody’s mother … Read more