Lily Wolf

What makes will power so...powerful? Apparently, we do, provided we establish clear goals and surround ourselves with a strong support system.

I love all sorts of music but the group that's had the greatest impact on my life is the Beatles. Here's my top ten list of favorite songs from the Beatles.

It may not be the most technologically advanced device, but it's certainly one of the cheapest and easiest to use.

Every one of us has a purpose in life. Kristine Rademacher discovered her purpose was to find a safe place for parents of special needs children to reach out to one another. Meet Kristine Rademacher, Editor of the new magazine, Unique.

We all know what we need to do to achieve and maintain our physical health. But what about our mental and emotional selves? Here's a few tips from Dr. Elizabeth Atherton-Reid, Chartered Psychologist, to help in maintaining all areas of our health and be the best we can be!

Approaching a tween/teen about sexual abuse can be uncomfortable initially. But it is an imperative discussion and these are some tips on how to approach this very sensitive subject most effectively.

You and your children don't need to miss out on yummy treats just because you have allergies. Try some of these fabulous allergy-aware recipes and join in on the fun of indulging in treats.

Violence and aggressive behavior is a learned way of thinking. We aren't born to think badly of people; we are taught this. Let's talk about ways we can change this by starting with our children.

Try out these easy, yummy no-cook meals. Whether you're trying to save a few dollars in energy bills or just want to try something new, these are sure winners!

I learned from Dr. John Pinel--Neurological Psychologist with the UofBC--that there are many ways to evaluate and study eating disorders. Perhaps, through these findings, we can help those who suffer with eating disorders.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, it is never safe to co-sleep, (or parents sharing the adult bed with their infants.) The following information will help parents create a co-sleeping friendly environment if they choose to do so.

There are several treatment options for SID/SPD and sensory sensitiveavailable. Here is some information about one that's worked for us: Play Therapy.

It can be difficult to watch children struggle with SID/SPD. Here are six ways to help keep the waters a bit calmer and cope in the rough times.

Some tips from a mom of four about the postnatal period: These are a few things I wished I'd known the first time around.

With more and more parents whose children receive a diagnosis of Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), there needs to be more information available to them.

Anyone with a fiesty toddler knows how challenging it can be at times. Dr. Harvey Karp is here to help! With his gentle approach and his years of experience as a pediatrician, this video offers alot of helpful advice and handy tools for parents at the end of their ropes.

A small tribute to a band who has meant so much to so many...and to RAIN to helps to keep their memory alive. From the bottom of my heart...thank you.

Everyone has experienced bullying at some point, whether they've been the victim, a witness to it or the bully. Let's work together to banish bullying.

The next time you see a parent struggling with their parent in a public place, take these thoughts with you.

It's so difficult for SID/SPD children to explain to you what they feel and what's going on inside of them. Here's what they'd tell you if they could.

Why go to the mall and face droves of shoppers again? Stay at home and try some of or all of these fun family activities.

Edmonton police say that 1/3 of all young people between 15 and 29 binge drink. What can be done?

Do you have children who can't sleep? Won't sleep? Get up frequently through the night? Won't nap? Then you'll find this information helpful. Get those sleepy-heads to stay asleep because "Sleep Matters."

A heart-warming article about the huge difference American Idol runner-up, Clay Aiken, is making in the lives of Special Needs children. To many, he's more than "just an idol"; he's a hero with a huge heart.

A heart-touching tribute to the terrific Daddies of girls. Believe me, they need you just as much as they need their Mommies.

All Mommies are nervous about sending their child off for their very first day of school ever. Here are some tips to help ease everyone into this wonderful new experience.

Calling all women writers: read what Angela Mackintosh has to say about reaching and maintaining success in the world of publishing!

A new Chicken Soup For The Soul book to be release everywhere September 3!! Open your heart, your mind and your soul to these wonderful children and their families.

Little eyes are always watching us. What are you letting them see?

A story about how even the weakest heart can make an everlasting impression.

A short interview with Carole Bellacera (romance novelist and author of over 200 short stories and articles) gave me insight and inspiration on how to move from nonfiction to fiction.

A story of forgiveness.

A personal story about the super toddler group, The Wiggles, and what they mean to my daughter and me.

Discussion about how an episode of CSI, "Fannysmackin'", can give us some insight on crowd thinking and, perhaps, what we can do about it.

It's amazing the things we can learn from our toddlers if we just slow ourselves down see life through their little eyes. Ah, such wisdom in those little heads.

A wonderful way to talk to your child(ren) about stories of your - and their - youth. Preserve your thoughts and memories for eternity...long after you're gone or no longer able to remember them.

Dealing with an SID child can be a challenge for everyone in the family. This is an article to offer information, insight and tips on how to make the waters a little calmer in an SID family.

Baby Signing is a valuable tool used to help parents and children communicate with each other in ways they couldn't before.

A touching story about a local charity in Edmonton, Alberta Canada who provides nutritious meals and toiletries to families of children receiving medical treatments in hospitals, clinics and Ronald McDonald House. They are true angels on earth.

Some children need a little more time getting used to new situations or people. But with time and patience, and a little help, these children can get through Separation Anxiety and go on to be happy outgoing youngsters.

With so many beautiful words in our language, fighting words - words stemmed from hate - aren't necessary. We need to teach our children what these words do and what they can do to end the pain these words cause.

SID children have struggles that other children don't have. But with a help and understanding, they can live a normal life.