When you have children, it can be all too easy to fall into repetitive patterns of behavior. This could be sticking to the same routines of cooking dinner, doing the washing, getting the kids in bed, and then being too tired to do anything with your other half. The issue here is that you risk quickly becoming roommates rather than anything else, and nobody wants that. So, if you don’t want to fall into the traps of parenting, then check out the article below.
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Sauder Village celebrates 50 years this Sunday, June 14 with special admission pricing, family activities and festive dining!
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A quinceañera brings big feelings, lots of plans, and one very special young woman into the spotlight. As her mom, you can help your daughter feel beautiful in ways that go far beyond hair, makeup, or the perfect dress. Your encouragement and support help shape how she sees herself on that day. Below, we’ve explained how to help your daughter feel beautiful at her quince.
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Family milestones have a way of sneaking up on us. One day you are celebrating a first step, and before long you are marking graduations, birthdays, new homes, and quiet moments that somehow become the stories you tell for years. The problem is that many of these memories fade into the blur of daily life unless you make a simple effort to hold onto them.
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Everybody look around! The American Theatre Guild is thrilled to present the Tony Award®-winning Best Musical that took the world by storm, THE WIZ. This production is part of the 25–26 BROADWAY IN TOLEDO Series and will take the stage at The Stranahan for eight performances May 26–31, 2026.
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Engagement rings have always drawn attention, though not always for the reasons people expect. For much of the twentieth century, the image of the classic diamond ring became so familiar that it almost felt like the only option. Then something interesting began to happen. A few well known figures started wearing engagement rings with striking red stones instead of the usual clear sparkle.
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Traditionally, it was always the men who proposed, unless it was a leap year, and then women would be permitted to pop the question in some cultures. Women were just expected to wait. Today, however, many women are opting to flip the narrative, take matters into their own hands, and ask their man if he would like to marry them. This is one break with tradition that is really worth celebrating because it brings many benefits to the women who choose to propose. Let’s take a look at some of them below.
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Placing a parent in a nursing home comes with a quiet hope: they’ll be safe, cared for, and treated with dignity. So when something looks wrong, it hits fast. Bed sores can start as a faint mark or a tender patch of skin.
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Parenting is basically a masterclass in contradiction. In the name of safety, nostalgia, and “well, this is just how it’s always been done,” we spend years telling our kids things that directly conflict with… other things we tell our kids.
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A little while ago, I casually announced something that felt anything but casual to me: I’m officially dating again.
Cue dramatic music. 😅
Mom on the go in Holy Toledo 