Kristen J. Gough

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Teaching Kids How to Shovel Snow

No snow blower? No problem. Give the children a lesson in how to shovel snow this winter and have some frosty fun (and good exercise) in the process.

Art Hopping Destinations in Detroit, Grand Rapids and Indianapolis

Families can immerse themselves in a variety of artwork and the cultures the pieces derive from at these art-hopping destinations in Michigan and beyond.

The Benefits of Messy Play for Kids

What are the benefits of messy play? Here are seven lessons your kids are learning from mud pies, piles of Play-Doh and disaster-area play rooms.

3 Cool Sledding Hills in Michigan: Ypsilanti, Holt and Traverse City

Winter wouldn't be complete without a day of sledding with the fam. Enjoy this wintertime activity at one of these three sledding spots in Michigan.

Sweet 16 Gift Ideas for Girls

Not sure what to buy a girl for her 16th birthday? Here are some sweet 16 gift ideas, from unique jewelry to special cosmetics and car bling.

No, Parents Should Not Make New Year’s Resolutions

One mom explains why she thinks parents should not make New Year's resolutions and offers and alternative way to reach your goals

Search for Sun: January Travel Spots in Michigan, Florida and Hawaii

If you're planning to escape the frigid temperatures this winter, consider these warm and wet travel spots in Michigan and beyond.

Healthy Eating Hacks for Kids

Want to encourage healthy eating habits for children? Here are 16 healthy eating hacks for kids that encourage better food choices.

Getting a Grip on Household Chores

Want to finally kick the clutter, grime and disorganization in your family's home? Go for the gusto with these realistic tips to tackling household chores.

7 Common Signs Aging Parents May Need Help

Don't expect them to ask for help. They often don't. That's why adult children need to keep alert and recognize the signs aging parents may need help.

How to Have Difficult Conversations With Elderly Parents

Getting started is often the hardest part. Here's some advice on how to have difficult conversations with elderly parents as you begin noticing issues.

Sandwich Generation Primer for Parents in Michigan

Are you wearing two caregiver hats – one for your kids and the other for your parents? Welcome to the sandwich generation. Read on for support and information.