It takes a Marine to raise a baby, at least in our household.

Steve offers a 50-50 compromise to Levi on getting a cellphone, leading Levi to reassess whether or not he really needs one.

Steve, Isaac and Levi discuss the example Steve has set for his sons by working long hours, but also by making his family a priority.

As a growing number of employers face boomlets in fertility, some are finding there are benefits to dealing with several expectant employees at once. Mailbox: Getting the Housecleaning Done

It's been a crazy year and many people are stressing about the holidays and the pressure of gifts, debt and bills! This year take the emphasis off of presents and put it on creating memories, traditions and being with family and friends.

Helping your children understand as much as they can about the economy, your job situation, the recession, and how your family is dealing with hard times is very important. Being honest and optimistic with your kids will help everyone survive together.

Many families can't afford to have one parent stay home with their child, and the task of finding child care is difficult.

Marshall Loeb has tips to protect yourself from being a victim of elder abuse when it comes to your financial arrangements.

The Yoders share reader comments from recent columns.

Sue Shellenbarger answers reader questions about returning to work after a child and 'gatekeeping' mothers.