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 >>

My mother passed a couple of bits of womanly wisdom on to me, one of her sons... More >>

What I like most about being a mom is the fact that I have been blessed with 4 beautiful children everyday for the rest of my life. More >>

My mother will turn 90 this July. She is an extraordinary woman, and has been a wonderful wife and mother. She always took very good care of her family... More >>

My favorite memory about my mom is a very simple one, yet I think of it often. I was about 4 years old, and I had chicken pox. I was miserable. More >>

I had a very disheartening phone conversation with one sister about our other sister, who has an 18-month-old baby. More >>

In 1977, I called into your show to tell you I was a new widow with 2 young children... More >>

I remember the day our son entered the second grade...I told him then and there that if he was being picked on, first, he should try to talk or walk his way out of it... More >>

Our son's school (K through 8) has a zero tolerance for bullying. Each child must sign a behavior contract prior to enrollment. More >>