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Find out more about Diana: Diana M. Rodriguez is a native Washingtonian with 30 years of parenting experience. Currently, Diana has a multi-generational household including: an adult daughter, a baby granddaughter, an adult son, and her fiancé. Attempting to balance career, personal life, and family is her greatest challenge and goal. Email her at DRodriguezDCExaminer@gmail.com |
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November is a month dedicated to showing appreciation, gratitude, and respect for veterans, members of the armed forces, and military families....
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If you are one of the growing numbers of individuals who have an adult child who is a single parent, I urge you to read the following story, written...
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Halloween is an exciting and festive holiday. Traditionally a young child’s holiday, it can also be a time to enjoy the beauty of fall and the...
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Being part of a family is unlike any other relationship experienced in life. A person can choose their friends, job, clubs and organizations, hobbies,...
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Being the spouse of a member of the Armed Services can be one of the most stress-inducing experiences a person can endure. Waiting to hear that their...
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Imagine all of the knowledge and experience a person gains throughout their life as money in a bank account. At the beginning, there is very little,...
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Living in their Shadow Original Graphic: Anna Sargent As children grow towards adulthood, it can be a challenge for parents to bridge the gap...
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Domestic Violence is another subject parents of grown children may feel too uncomfortable to bring up or talk about. Discussing relationships and...
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Original Graphic by Anna Sargent October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month, a time to educate parents, grandparents,...
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- Author's Twitter site- @dmrodriguezDC
- DC Adult Children Examiner main page
- Another Examiner author to watch Karen Estrada
- Sudden Infant Death (SIDS) Resource Center
- Christina Newberry Hands-on Guide To Surviving Adult Children Living at Home
- Allison Bottke Setting Boundaries with Your Adult Children
- Heal My PTSD Living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Study Of Relationships Between Adult Children And Parents
- Adult Children Moving Back Home
- Modern concepts of family and the changing dynamics
- ‘This Is My Goddamned House’: What to Do If Your Kid Moves Back Home
- The Blended and Step Family
- The Grown Up Child
- Parenting Resource Center for the Family
- Parents and Their Adult Children Can Still Aggravate One Another
- When Your Kids Disappoint You
- When there is strong disagreement: maintaining civil relationships with adult children
- Adult kids and their parents: Handle with care
- Walking on Eggshells homepage
- Parenting doesn’t end when children grow up
- Sound, practical, advice for your child as they leave home
- How to Kick Your Kid Out of the Nest
- 12 Tough Questions to Ask Your Parents
- Resources and information for parents of military personnel
- Balancing time and space in a multi-generational household
- The importance of suicide awareness, prevention and education for parents of adult children
- Resource Center for Parents and Children
- Operation Home Front Supporting Military Families
