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I'm a Deals Expert — Here's My 15 Favorite Early Amazon Prime Day Sales From $19

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How NOT to Worry About Your College Student

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How NOT to Worry About Your College Student

Why we worry about our teens and college students. (Christopher Willans/Shutterstock) I wrote a very popular meme a few years ago that simply said, I thought I used to ‘worry’ a lot when my kids were little. Then I had teenagers. You know what I would give right now to worry about nap times and sippy cups? Everything. It was right at the time my firstborn went away to college. Aside from the fact my maternal emotions were predictably all over t…Read Article

Top 24 Bestselling Dorm Essentials (2025)

Top 24 Bestselling Dorm Essentials (2025)

We are a reader-supported site and receive compensation from purchases made through these links. See more about our Privacy and Affiliate policies here. Deciding what things to buy for a college student to use in their dorm room can be overwhelming. (Shutterstock:Dmytro Zinkevych) There’s a short list of a dozen must-have dorm essentials and then there’s a second tier of things your teen could find very helpful at college. It’s tempting to thin…Read Article

Common College Freshmen Fears: How Parents Can Support Their Teens

I’m about ready to send my third child off to college. We have spent well over 2 years researching and visiting universities. We spent the summer shopping for dorm necessities and completing the “to-do” checklist for incoming freshmen. We’ve planned, prepared, discussed, advised, and sent two siblings before him. We’ve been counting down the days, all excited for this next chapter to begin. Then, 10 days before freshman move-in day, my son looke…Read Article

Be a Happier Parent: Accept These 10 Things About Parenting Teens

I have watched my friends struggle with their teens and young adults. Often there is direct conflict with the person your child has become. But sometimes the struggle is merely due to our inability to wrap our heads around this staggering, head-spinning fact: The passage of time transforms the small child who occupied our every thought into a young adult who wants and needs us to step back and give them space. I have found that there are certain…Read Article

How to Save Time And Money Shopping for College (2025)

We are a reader-supported site and receive compensation from purchases made through these links. See more about our Privacy and Affiliate policies here Look at your kid, your actual real kid. What is important to them? Does feeling “at home” impact their happiness? Are they a terrible sleeper who needs a comfortable bed? Are they indifferent to lots of clothing so the dresser provided is adequate? Are they bringing expensive musical equipment th…United States · United States Read Article

Letter to My Freshman Self: Nine Regrets I Have From College

As I celebrate graduation from college, I look back with joy and realize that there are a few things I wish I had done differently. Even though I had a lot of fun during college and truly enjoyed it, I have some regrets and hope that sharing them might keep someone else from making them. I wish I would have put myself out there right from the beginning. (Madeleine Korn) Nine regrets I have as I graduate from college 1. Not putting myself out th…Read Article

I Let Go of My Son's 529 Account Even Though It Was Hard to Do

“What is he even thinking?” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve uttered this question since our son, Asher, left for college. Asher is responsible for my new meditation practice and at least half of my gray hairs. But I’ve been told over and over by trusted friends he is a normal college kid having a normal college experience. Our son’s college experience is his to live, his mistakes are his to make, and his 529 account is our gift to him. (Sh…United States · United States Read Article

What Hurt My Son When He Looked up at the Fans in the Bleachers

I attended each one of my son’s games. He could always count on me and his sister to be there. As most baseball players do, he had a ritual he would do each time he took the field. He would run out to the field write a little something with his finger in the dirt, then look up at me and point. It was his thing and I loved that he included me in his ritual. It meant so much to my son when other families cheered for him. My son always knew I wou…Read Article

A Request to my Senior- Promise Me These Seven Things

As the season of your high school years comes to a close, I can’t help but wonder what memories will linger for you in these winds of change. For the past eighteen years, time has seemed to pass slowly, and yet all at once, and now the future is all yours to unfold. I asked my son to promise me these 7 things. (Photo courtesy of Amy Keyes) As you take these final steps of childhood promise me these things 1. Promise me you will always remember …Read Article

I Should Have Let My Son Fail Sooner and He Agrees

“The one thing I wish my mom had done was let me fail.” Hearing those words from my son, a high school senior, was very jarring. He told me about a conversation with a friend’s moms. His friend’s younger brother was struggling with many of the same things my son had struggled with in early high school – mental health, connecting socially, performing below his academic capacity and being combative at home. (I was afraid to let my son fail. Shutt…See the Story

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