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Author: Davi Nabors

Davi Nabors, M.Ed., LMHC lives in Battle Ground and is a parenting coach, writer, presenter, and mom of two teen athletes. She swims, bikes and runs, trying keep up with her sons. She blogs about it all, along with practical parenting advice, on www.TriParenting.com.

Southwest Washington is teeming with charitable organizations that serve, support, and encourage others in order to make our community a better place for all to live. But most of these organizations rely on personal donations to help sustain their efforts.

Written atop the home page of the Fort Vancouver Regional Library’s (FVRL) website at www.fvrl.org is an invitation to Explore the Possibilities. The possibilities to which it is referring are potentially endless, and the invitation to explore is open to

It’s no secret that the cost of a college education is soaring. And every year, it seems to climb to new heights. Those determined to get a degree (particularly from a school of their choice) must creatively research paths to drastically

Moms of newborns are some of the toughest people on the planet. And for those who may doubt, here’s proof. After giving birth to the baby(ies) with whom she’s shared her entire body for over 9 months, a mother endures a

Temper tantrums, quirky behaviors, the tendency to withdraw, perceived delays in development, an inability to sit still…the list of behaviors in young children that raise concern in parents seems endless. And not knowing what to do when it comes to

To breastfeed or to bottle feed? This is one of the most important and sometimes most difficult choices expectant mothers face. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies be breastfed for about the first 6 months of life without

For Vancouver students looking to seriously explore career possibilities in a health profession, an incredibly rare and precious opportunity awaits. Evergreen Public Schools’ Henrietta Lacks Health and Bioscience High School, also known as HeLa High, combines rigorous math and science

The homogenous face of the American family is rapidly changing as interracial marriages and transracial and international adoptions become more commonplace. According to the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, there are approximately 7 million people in the United

Learning makes its greatest impact when it engages every neuron in the body. The lessons we learn through struggling, realizing, celebrating, creating, and just plain doing are those that shape the way we see and face the future. Junior Achievement

Dedicated high school sports teams have the power to set incredible records, beat tough opponents and send crowds of fans to their feet in celebration. Combining commitment, drive and determination, they become a force of influence, collectively and individually. And