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Stay Calm and Make a Casserole Thanksgiving is the Super Bowl of cooking. If you’re anything like me, the planning kicks in on November 1, when I start making lists … read more

According to several polls, Thanksgiving is the country’s second-favorite holiday, right behind Christmas. Many of us love the holiday so much that we romanticize it and then set the bar … read more

Acts of Kindness: Thanksgiving serves as a reminder that helping others is always in season There are many simple ways to give back, not just during the holidays but all … read more

The highly acclaimed and beloved Miami Book Fair returns from November 16-23 at the Miami-Dade College Campus and online. A literary wonderland of books, author talks, and activities, the event … read more

For three themed weekends in November, you can feel like you’ve traveled back to the days of yore at the Camelot Days Medieval Festival at T.Y. Park in Hollywood. On … read more

Interview Questions, Red Flags and More Tips Being pregnant with a new baby is exciting and a little scary. Before your baby is born, you may feel overwhelmed with information … read more

Getting children into a bedroom routine and to sleep for the night is probably the biggest battle that parents face on a daily basis. Besides sticking to a consistent routine, it is … read more

Running on Routine Why I’m So Good at Rules (and Other Personal Flaws) I am a rules person. I didn’t even realize this about myself until college, when my best … read more

Every move brings a mix of excitement and uncertainty. As boxes fill your new home, your focus shifts toward building routines and community connections. In all the change, one priority … read more

Starting fresh in a new classroom can bring excitement and anxiety for children. Parents want their kids to feel confident and secure, yet the change often brings uncertainty. Families frequently … read more