In looking back, I reflect on what everything has brought me and what I have learned. It leaves me wondering what I would like to do differently in the New Year.

It doesn’t matter if you are a Christian, Jew, Muslim, atheist or any other faith or non-faith. There is reason for this time of the year. This is the time of year where you open your hearts, minds and arms to everyone. Take a look at how giving can make a big difference. Happy Holiday's!

Are you raising a daughter with diabetes? This is commonly known as type 1 diabetes. It is most commonly diagnosed in children and in young adults. In honor of November being Diabetes Awareness month I’d like to give you some tips that could make life a little easier for your daughter.

All you need to know resources for "Thanksgiving Day" in bad and good times. Guaranteed to be thankful for!

Celebrating thanksgiving in the good times is easy. And coming up with things to be thankful for is more than a breeze. What about when things aren’t going so great. It can seem like a nightmare. What then can you be thankful for?

Take a look at the many faces of a daughter and hear her voice.

The sacrifice "Daughters of America" have made for their country during wartime and peacetime. Thank you for serving your country honorably!

Whatever, you want to call this time of year - take a look at tips and sites to enjoy it! You'll find tips on how to stay safe and enjoy all that fall has to offer this time of year.

This is the time of the year when kids look for the opportunity to get lots of candy and treats and parents have nutrition nightmares. This is also the time of year when safety comes into play. Let her costume tell a story.

We encourage her, we empower her, we protect, and we teach her. But parenting a daughter in this day and age can wear you out. You have to keep up with the latest trends, the latest movies, the latest gadget and the latest look. Let me show you why!