Traditions can be the foundation for happy family memories that your children will savor when they grow up. They empower you to share things with your children that you enjoyed as a kid, and your parents may opt to pass along simple traditions to their grandchildren as well. You may also choose to start new family traditions that you can repeat each year, and your little ones may continue the traditions with their own families someday.

The choice whether you should consider placing a baby for adoption is one that requires information. If you have an unplanned pregnancy, speak to an expert or an adoption counselor who can give you all the information you need and whether you should place baby for adoption. In the meantime, here is a guide with adoption myths if you're thinking of placing a baby for adoption: Myth 1: If I place my baby for adoption, he or she will be in foster care for years.

The homecoming dance can be one of the highlights of your school year. However, if your dress feels uncomfortable and it doesn't fit as perfectly as you like, it can affect your enjoyment of the evening. Use the following advice so you can wear a well-fitting dress that you don't have to worry about. Think About Support If you're a girl with a big bust, it's important to give bust support some thought before you pick a dress.

Attending funeral-related events such as the visitation and the funeral service itself is your opportunity to gather your family together and show your support for someone that has lost a loved one. Given that these events can be emotionally charged and often stressful, it's important that you never lose sight of a handful of etiquette rules. Following proper funeral etiquette is about more than just behaving properly; it's also a way to be respectful of those in mourning.