A father watches his son’s first track meet, reflecting on generations, memory, and time—standing beside his own father where their stories quietly intersect.
Browsing: Parenting
From RFM’s managing editor, Christine, a reflection on motherhood—how it evolves over time, from sleepless newborn nights to wedding planning, and the quiet, unwavering love moms show every step of the way.
Q: “I’d like to start teaching my 13-year-old about responsibility now that he’s growing up. What are some easy, age-appropriate chores to have him help with?” A: The good news is…
In The Dad Zone, Jason shares some of his son’s silliest statements from over the years and how he’s learned to appreciate his outside-the-box way of thinking and speaking.
Tips for supporting your child’s self-confidence when you notice negative self-talk creeping in.
Virginia’s new social media law limits teens to one hour a day. Experts share how families can use it to build healthier screen habits together.
John Bryan has learned a thing or two about autism since his granddaughter’s diagnosis several years ago. He shares lessons, tips, and info that he wants others to know about neurodiversity.
Our Real Dad, Kay Jungle, reminds us that parenting is about leading with empathy, presence, and patience.
Managing a child’s food allergies, especially when dining out, requires preparation, clear communication, and vigilance. With growing awareness and more allergy-safe practices in restaurants, families can enjoy meals outside the home while prioritizing safety.
Christine reminisces on the holiday magic she experienced when she was younger and shares how she views holiday magic now.
Lucy from Greater Richmond SCAN with tips on how to slow down and stress less
during the holidays.
Several years ago fall season was upon us, and I found myself with a toddler and a baby, working full-time, and I was feeling the pressure (mainly self-induced) to make…