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3 Ways to Cover College Costs

As a father of two young children (Six years old, and 6 months old at the time i’m writing this) my mind routinely wonders off into future planning mode. I think about graduations, proms, health coverage, and of course… College Costs According to Dave Ramseys and Rachel Cruze’s book Smart Money Smart Kids current college graduates […]

My Child Just Doesn’t Get It

School has been in session for a little over two months. Teachers have to stay on a schedule with their curriculum. But, what about the child that is having problems understanding a particular part of math or any other subject? What happens to them? Do they just keep failing until they get to a part […]

Live and Learn

Live And Learn Dear Reader Judy writes: “I’ve noticed that lately your essays regarding Alex have reflected a kind of despair. I hope you’re feeling more positive again.” I’d begun to agree with Judy two weeks before her note even arrived. At that time, I noticed that recent Ned essays were about cute stuff, like […]

Great Gifts That Mothers Will Love

Sometimes it may be difficult to find the perfect gift for your mother. Many women may seem to have everything that they want and even more neglect their own needs in order to take care of others, making it hard to figure out what they’d like. There are a few things, however, that even the […]

Love The Breaks

“Hate the breaks,” one special-needs mom said to us right after Christmas. I used to, too. Wandering through days with Alex, numbing him with Elmo or running ourselves breathless by manhandling the double stroller (can’t leave Ned home) all over upper Central Park, pausing in the playgrounds if the weather was nice. Wanting to shoot […]