It’s all about the kids.
Here are 21 rules for caregivers, at whatever level of care you give. I chose the word “rules” because the people I interviewed used lots of capitalization, bolding and underlining to emphasize their tips. For privacy reasons — both personal and medical — all names used are pseudonyms.
This piece from Megan Willome appeared in the February 2009 issue of the Wacoan.
By Megan Willome To paraphrase an old nursery rhyme: When parties are good, they are very, very good; when they are bad, they are horrid. During the holidays, we want our parties to be merry and bright, but a lack of couth can cause things to go awry. Etiquette consultant Marie Martin of Woodway believes [...]
By Megan Willome We know we should love our neighbors, but that seems like a pretty tall order when we don’t even know them. In today’s world of instant communication, we are more likely to correspond with someone across the globe than across the street. Eventually the individualism of modern life can lead to indifference. [...]
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