"I work two jobs. I provide for my kids the best I can. But they're young now. What happens when they're too old for day care? How do I instill in them strong values? Social and financial responsibility?"

Woman's Life understands the importance of educating children to be socially and financially responsible. By instilling these values in them now, they can more effectively benefit society and become more self-sufficient in their adulthood.

When you're working full time, making sure your kids are cared for and the house is clean, some things can slip through the cracks. Woman's Life provides you with the resources to catch them.

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	Talking 'Bout Their Generation By Daniele Burich. Fall 2001.
	How To Help Your Kids Be Undercover Agents of Kindness By Cathy Lamb. Summer 2001.
	Super Summer Reading for Kids of unsupermoms By Diane De Deker. Summer 2001.
	Character Education: A return to our ethical roots By Mary T. Deckert. Fall 2000.
	Extracurricular Activities: When is enough enough? By Mary T. Deckert. Fall 2000.
	Pass It On When You Share Your Hobby, You're Handing Down a Skill They Can Use.  By Eleanor Brownridge. Summer 2000.

A Dozen Tips for Decorating With Kids in Mind By Cathy Lamb. Spring 2000.

Time for "The Talk?" Relax, Help Is on the Way By Mary T. Deckert. Spring 2000.

The Long, Hot Summer How to keep kids busy and teach them social responsibility at the same time, by Wendy L. Krabach. Summer 1999.

Volunteering An opportunity to give, but receiving so much more in return, by Wendy L. Krabach. Spring 1999.

Problem or Solution? By Edgar Bledsoe, reprinted with permission from Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul. Winter 1998.

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