Family Life

Everyone knows pregnancy is all about the mother. Here are some tips so that dads know what to expect.

Natural disasters caused by the weather are life-threatening events. Being prepared and having a plan for natural disasters is essential in the event you lose power or your house is damaged. Here is what you need to know to prepare for a hurricane.

These trendy summer hairstyles are super stylish and great way to keep cool!

How do you keep all those toys organized--from Lego and Puzzle pieces, to board games, to crayons? We ask moms and professional organizers to share their mom hacks for keeping toys orderly--well, somewhat orderly.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Marriage takes commitment and effort from both partners. Just because you might've hit a rough patch doesn't mean your marriage isn't worth trying to save.

By Laura Richards

Whether you're a new mom or parent or are looking for advice to give someone experiencing parenthood for the first time, we're here to help. We've asked experienced moms and grandmothers to share their number one piece of advice for new moms and parents.

How to know when it's time to separate or divorce.

Go meatless just one day a week to transform your family's eating habits. Reducing your family's meat consumption by 15% can do wonders for your health and the environment, too!

Nobody wants to turn on their oven in the summer time. Try these no-bake desserts that make the perfect treat for any summer get-together.

By Rachel Sokol

Working Mothers: How to Make Money Doing What You Love

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Here are ten simple ideas for putting money back in your pocket.

By Laura Richards

Are you stumped about how to organize the kitchen? Here are 10 simple ways to get started!

Though she probably doesn't fly an invisible jet, your mom is a wonder woman each day of her life.

By Laura Richards

Having twins is no easy feat. Everything you do is doubled, including the diapers, the feedings and the spit-up. Here's what a typical day is like for a mom of twins.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Whether it's the first days of September or the end of the school year in June, the stressful challenge of getting your kids out the door on time is a universal constant.