Here are only a few of the many responses received from Dr. Laura's question, 'What is the most overwhelming part of being a mom?' More >>

My mother and father were married until I was seventeen years old, but it was anything other than happy. My mother came from a third world country where she had to drop out of school to support her family. More >>

I have recently heard mothers upset when their children say, "I don't love you any more" or "I hate you" or any version thereof More >>

I want you to find a way to do what you love, and realize that that might look different than you originally thought.... More >>

We escaped from Hungary in late 1945 with the Communist army just a few miles from our door. A makeshift train had been quickly assembled by a band of patriots including my father... More >>

You never appreciate mother until you have children of your own,It's then you will remember, all the things your mom has shown. She demonstrated tenderness, patience, love and care... More >>

This morning I was blessed to attend my 5-year-old daughter's Mother's Day Tea. My sweet little girl saved me a folding chair in the front row, and promptly pointed me to sit right there where we had the best view of each other. More >>

As I watch my second daughter (out of three) prepare for her high school graduation, I began thinking of the years I've spent raising our girls. More >>

It's so hard to choose just one favorite memory of my mother. I am the youngest of four girls and my mother was a stay-at-home mom... More >>

My mother taught me to be independent, think of others, be compassionate, not be idle, try new things, cook and clean, and listen. More >>