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In this article we spoke to mum of four Colleen Langenfeld about getting your children into routines and the importance of persistance. A great article that many parents will relate to.

Many parents across the world struggle when it comes to juggling their children, careers and family chores. For many it is a constant battle and guilt plays a huge part - should parents go out to work or should one stay at home to care for the family?

Mother of four Colleen Langenfeld knows how difficult family life can be. She has set up a website to help parents and talked to us about how parenting issues are the same wherever you live.

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The powerful emotions of guilt, denial, anger, depression and many others that surge through you when divorce rears it’s ugly head in your life have to be drained away eventually. You can heal from them, and this article is chock full of tips to help you do just that.

When memories about the joy of your wedding day comes crashing down on the day your spouse says “I want a divorce,” you enter into a cycle of abandonment, fear, anger, and loss. Grief, anxiety, sorrow, guilt, denial and depression all come crashing down on your head. Tempers flare and shouting makes you cringe. It’s not a pretty picture.

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Marriage has its share of ups and downs and you
have always accepted that. But now it seems like no matter what the
conversation your spouse wants to argue about it. What’s up?

You both had
a bad day at work or maybe due to some miscommunication some pressing family
business didn’t get done. It could be that the two of you are just tired or
that it is just part of your relationship. Whatever it is arguing between
married couples just comes with the territory.

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Marriage has its share of ups and downs and you
have always accepted that. But now it seems like no matter what the
conversation your spouse wants to argue about it. What’s up?

You both had
a bad day at work or maybe due to some miscommunication some pressing family
business didn’t get done. It could be that the two of you are just tired or
that it is just part of your relationship. Whatever it is arguing between
married couples just comes with the territory.

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Enjoying a guilt-free holiday season isn’t just about avoiding carbs and sugar.  It’s about the ways in which you spend your time and how it makes you feel. Avoiding holiday guilt is easy when using these 10 easy tips.

1. Keep yourself energized so you skate through the season by giving yourself the gift of time?add appointments to your calendar (and KEEP them) for enjoying your hobby, pampering yourself, a special date night with your sweetie, or just curling up by the fireplace to read a good book. Anything that will rejuvenate your energy and spirit so you have more of it for giving to others.

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Want to know the answer to one of the most asked questions about step-parenting? Knowing this answer will help you combine your families effectively and let you actually enjoy the experience.

“Help! I don’t love my step-kids! Now what do I do?” If there’s one question I get asked more than any other, this is it! Whether the couple is engaged and preparing to combine families or they are already married, this is a common fear.

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Want to know the answer to one of the most asked questions about step-parenting? Knowing this answer will help you combine your families effectively and let you actually enjoy the experience.

“Help! I don’t love my step-kids! Now what do I do?” If there’s one question I get asked more than any other, this is it! Whether the couple is engaged and preparing to combine families or they are already married, this is a common fear.

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If you are a divorced parent with kids who seem to “make you feel guilty,” these words of wisdom will help you nip that guilt in the bud, help keep your kids from manipulating you, and keep the specter of a second divorce away.

Guilt hits us all, but it REALLY hits the divorced-with-children segment. It’s such a wasted emotion too, and we decided to address it so that your guilt doesn’t run you right into a second divorce. Those statistics are already high enough. We sincerely want you to learn what you need to learn to prevent that from happening for you - and incur more guilt!

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Any relationship is bound to have its share of arguments. That’s life. However when one spouse is cheating, these arguments can sometimes increase in frequency and intensity. There maybe a couple of reasons for this.

Every marriage contains its share of ups and downs. Let’s face it. Two people living under the same roof sharing and learning the most intimate details about each other often takes superhuman effort. Whether both personalities are strong or one is more dominant than the other is beside the point. Constant contact has the ability to create an environment that in one minute is love personified and in the next tension filled to the point of unbearable.

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