Being a trailing edge Baby Boomer, my memories of the early days of Women's Lib are somewhat sketchy.

On the one hand, I knew it was important, ranking up there with the "big issues" of the day including Viet Nam, hippies and drugs and the suburban moms in my neighbourhood who were trading in their house dresses for polyester pant suits. »more»

I have raised my two sons on my own for over 10 years. They are both now young adults (23 and 19) and still live at home. Both are working and one also attends the local community college. In recent years, friends have commented on the fact that my sons still live with me. I have been feeling "guilty" that perhaps I am not doing enough to get them out and on their own. »more»

Boomers will remember Art Linkletter's House Party from the 60's featuring the unintentionally funny quips from kids. »more»

After many years of working around human development, I have watched people who go through significant growth experience stress in their families. Even when change is for the better, change is still change. »more»

I was reading this article how to become a better dad on the Men's Health Magazine Blog recently. It had some good points. »more»

Boomer parents continue to manage their kid's lives well into college -- to the point that university administrators have nicknames for them:

"Helicopter parents," says Patrick Heaton, FSU's assistant dean of student affairs. »more»

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel's Sean Piccoli says that there's a problem with the way "kids today" can access almost any song performed in the last century: no generation has their own music any more: »more»