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Ex-etiquette: An ethical question

Parents / Family Living /

Q. This is sort of an ethical question. My ex-wife remarried two years ago and even though this sounds a little weird, I find I like him, poor unsuspecting sap. I can tell he cares about my kids and he’s actually a good influence.

Here’s the deal. My ex has always liked her wine, and I suspect it’s causing some problems over there. Her ...Read more

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Lori Borgman: Caught off gourd by pumpkins gone wild

Parents / Mom's Advice /

I am an accidental gardener. If anything I plant grows to maturity, and by some fluke of nature becomes edible, it is sheer accident.

If we had to survive on what I grow, we would both be very, very thin. Spaghetti thin. We are not spaghetti thin; we are more like rigatoni.

Several years ago, I dreamed of growing potatoes. I threw some ...Read more

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6 thrillers that prove secrets never stay buried in small towns

Parents / Mom's Advice /

There’s something about a small town that makes it the perfect setting for a thriller. On the surface, you’ve got quiet streets, neighbors who wave as they pass, kids riding their bikes without a care. But scratch just a little deeper and you’ll often find lies stacked as neatly as wood piles, secrets pressed down tightly, hidden well, ...Read more

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A heart-pounding tale of courage, compassion and the cost of care

Parents / Mom's Advice /

It’s always a treat as a reader to find a book that delivers a powerful social message as well as tells a good story, and that’s exactly what we get in "Under Their Watch" — Charlie Ketchey’s compelling and moving novel about the challenges facing a pair of dedicated child-care workers.

Child-care caseworker Cameron Springer and John ...Read more

Sorry, But I'm Going to Keep Calling You 'Mr.'

Parents / Georgia Garvey /

I got called "Georgia" by one of my son's friends the other day.

I wasn't insulted -- I know from firsthand experience that kids nowadays have a startling familiarity with adults. My own son and his cousin, both 6 years old, once walked up to my husband's 70-year-old uncle when they saw him smoking a cigar and lectured him on its dangers.

"...Read more

Linking autism and Tylenol: 'This seems like we're going back 20 years'

Parents / Parenting News /

BALTIMORE -- Pam Stiner can’t even remember if she took Tylenol when she was pregnant with her now 10-year-old son, but the Trump administration’s linking of the over-the-counter painkiller to autism on Monday brought back the self-reproach she felt when he was diagnosed as on the spectrum.

“It’s taken me 10 years to get to the point ...Read more

 

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