While traveling internationally with my daughter and baby to Paris, France, I learned a few things as a mother, including what to do when you lose your credit card and cellphone.
Parents' guide to getting through the kids' break-up
Davison Cheney, Ksl.com Contributor |
posted May 20th - 8:17pm
My son recently called it off with his girlfriend, and my wife and I are the ones grieving. I am now learning how to deal with the loss of someone I thought was family when, suddenly, they aren't family anymore.
100 Deadliest Days, and how you can help keep your teen safe
Rolayne Fairclough, Ksl.com Contributor |
posted May 20th - 11:37am
This month, Utah's new teen cell phone ban law went into effect, banning teen drivers from using their cell phones while driving. Coupled with the existing anti-texting law, this cell phone ban will provide a safer and more distraction-free environment for teen drivers. And it could not have come at a better time.
Utah mom makes big difference in fight for clean air
All month long, KSL is featuring women who accomplish great things while juggling the responsibilities of motherhood. Nadine Wimmer profiles Cherise Udell, who founded Utah Moms for Clean Air.
The problem with the insecurites all mothers have
Arianne Brown, Ksl.com Contributor |
posted May 19th - 7:28pm
The other day, a friend of mine posted a statement that so many women (myself included) can relate to ... being insecure. Too often, we women feel insecure around each other, and it is time we all stopped.
Medical artist's work helping cancer survivors feel whole again
A mastectomy is a common method of treatment breast cancer patients. For some cancer survivors, what the surgery takes away has a more profound effect on them than they had imagined. But a Utah artist is offering them hope and wholeness once again.
What I (continually) wish I had known at graduation
I wish to offer graduating high school students some advice. I do this out of concern because I don't want "The Hope of the World" to take as long as I did to come up with a few of life's basics.
NM mom: I followed instincts in chasing abductor
Russell Contreras, Associated Press |
posted May 17th - 4:41pm
Melissa Torrez didn't even think when teenagers in her apartment complex said a man had just grabbed her 4-year-old girl and drove away.
'Nap interrupted' makes for perfectly imperfect Mother's Day
Mother's Day is fantastic in theory but tricky in practice. That much was evident this past Sunday.
Parents share story of young son who died from rare brain tumor
A young couple from Sandy want to share the story of their little boy and his experience with brain cancer. They want other parents to know how quickly life can change.
Route to school across 114th South too dangerous, parents say
Some parents in a Salt Lake County neighborhood are happy about a new school opening near them but concerned about students getting there safely.
Tiny preemies get a boost from live music therapy
Lindsey Tanner, Associated Press |
posted May 16th - 2:16am
As the guitarist strums and softly sings a lullaby in Spanish, tiny Augustin Morales stops squirming in his hospital crib and closes his eyes.
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