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The nerve of some people....an early contender for "Welp Of The Year".

The study showed that the strict policies in place to limit transmission in our schools are more effective than the lax attitudes at family celebrations like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

3 out of 4 families have struggled with food issues during the COVID-19 crisis due to a loss of income.

Yes, this is a strange and scary time in the U.S., but if this data is correct - our kids might be better people for it.

Apparently, there was some great stuff under the tree on Christmas morning...for everyone but poor ole Mom. The web is buzzing about SNL's holiday sketch, and we have a feeling East Texas moms might relate.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas because you have a hammer, a screwdriver, and a power drill next to the recliner in the living room. Once the gifts are opened, the assembly begins, and the process could drag on for five hours or so.

It's the thought that counts. Unless the thought includes something that creates more work for mom and dad, or noise, or trash. There are some gifts that make parents cringe!

Some holiday treats are easier to make than others, and this one is a breeze. And, it lets the kids destroy something so it's pretty much a win-win.

As a father, I’ve been trying to figure out how to solve the Santa Claus conundrum this year. I want my two-year-old to go see Santa, sit on his lap, and tell him exactly what she wants for Christmas – but how do I do it safely?
Luckily this isn’t my first rodeo.…

Here are the top 5 toys my kid, Willow, says all children will be asking Mommy and Daddy Clauses for this Christmas.

A Zoom call with Santa might cost more than the gifts this year. Would you pay $400 for an hour with Saint Nick?

"Daniel", if that is even his real name, was sending my kid messages about how much he missed her and couldn't stop thinking about her.