The Fall Issue of Today’s Family Now Is Out!

You can find the latest issue of Today's Family magazine — inside the August issue of Today's Woman! That's two magazines in one, still featuring all of the inspiring stories and helpful advice for women and families in Kentuckiana.Check out these stories and more in the Fall Issue of Today's Family:• Find Out The Winner of our Beautiful Baby Contest!• Considering kids? Moms answer questions with a glimpse into motherhood.• Learn if there is an ideal age gap between children.• Should your kids still be sharing a room?

By |2017-07-31T15:25:00-04:00July 31, 2017|Today's Family Now|

An Adventure in Single-Mom Travel

By Megan M. SeckmanMandy Thompson, 40, captains the ship of her fourth grade classroom with confidence and grace. She can engage the most severe ADHD, assuage the angry with a hypnotic lesson on mindfulness, de-escalate dispute, and help the most withdrawn 9-year-old blossom like a water lily. But when it came to travel after becoming a single mother, she was perplexed. How can a single mom afford to take a vacation? Traveling is expensive, but Mandy found the perfect formula with camping. “I’ve always been a nature girl and grew up at campsites in my [...]

By |2018-06-21T16:33:51-04:00May 19, 2017|Today's Family Now, Travel|

Celebrating Moms

Local photographer Joe Hulsey realized that his wife, along with several other women he knew, seemed to have lost some of their identity when they became moms. He tells this story, “Montra Hudson mentioned to me that she and some of her mom friends had talked about how they didn't feel as beautiful, sexy, and independent as they once did. She said that while they loved being moms more than anything in the world, that it does often take away a lot from who you are as an individual.” After confirming these feelings with his [...]

By |2017-03-28T19:00:00-04:00March 28, 2017|Today's Family Now|

Is My Child Ready for Kindergarten — Or Should I Hold Him Back?

By Dana DiehlmanMy youngest son, Patrick, has a June birthday. When he started preschool in 2015 as a young 4-year-old, holding him back another year before kindergarten didn’t even enter my mind. After all, it made sense to me to try to keep Patrick’s grade as close as possible to his older siblings’ grades. His older brother, Riley, and older sister, Katelyn, were entering second and third grade as he entered his first year of preschool. In my mind, the best plan of action would be to get him in kindergarten as Riley started fourth [...]

By |2017-03-04T09:30:00-05:00March 4, 2017|Today's Family Now|

When I Quit Drinking: The Other Things I Gave Up

By Ashley Davis*I chose my life and I chose my family and I chose my health. Sometimes, I do allow a backwards glimpse at the friends, family, and life I left behind.When I finally said, ‘I am an alcoholic and need to get help,’ that’s all that was on my mind at the time. Getting help. I just wanted to get better. I wanted to stop drinking. I wanted to stop hurting. I wanted to stop being someone who would sneak alcohol when nobody was looking, being that mom at the evening school functions who [...]

By |2017-02-18T09:30:00-05:00February 18, 2017|Today's Family Now|
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