I love my slow cookers--so excited for this talk.

Get ready - and hungry - for Game Day!  Cold weather and football puts us in the mood for some tasty slow cooker recipes.  Join us to share your favorites and be inspired by suggestions from others!

It's such a struggle to teach my daughter the balance between being cooperative and getting along without always giving in and losing who she is. I'm not sure I've completely learned this myself.

Bestselling author and founder of the Girls Leadership Institute, Rachel Simmons, will lead a Talk on helping our daughters to discover and embrace the best parts of their authentic selves.  Bring your questions, your stories of raising your daughters and we'll all learn skills for our girls (and us!) to live with integrity, personal authority and self-awareness.

I have a 9 year old daughter whose neighborhood friend, A, will come over, play with my daughter for a little while, and then suggest they call a third friend. I've allowed it, but inevitably A starts playing with the third girl, and my daughter gets left out. It makes me feel like my daughter is being used--and like I'm being used to host a playdate that A's mom wouldn't.

Bestselling author and founder of the Girls Leadership Institute, Rachel Simmons, will lead a Talk on helping our daughters to discover and embrace the best parts of their authentic selves.  Bring your questions, your stories of raising your daughters and we'll all learn skills for our girls (and us!) to live with integrity, personal authority and self-awareness.

I've been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century. I'm too much of a Luddite even to know what I don't know, so I can't wait to read everyone's great ideas!

Carley Knobloch, host and Chief Twirler at Digitwirl.com will share her all-time favorite technology products and innovations to help you organize your life.  If you've ever smacked your head and wondered, "Is there an app for that?!" join us for a talk about tech tools that help you save time, money and a little sanity. From managing the schedule to figuring out what's for dinner— we're covering it all!

I'd love to hear some "dos and don'ts" for friends of new moms from the moms who have been there with postpartum mood disorders or psychosis.

Katherine Stone, the author of Postpartum Progress, the most widely read blog on PPD, will lead a discussion on how to get through PPD or help someone else get through it.  Come share about what's going on for you, get love and support and learn about new resources and approaches.

Has anyone had the experience of having your PPD (or other diagnosis) minimized by people who say, "Oh, it's just 'baby blues?'" How do you deal with that (or stand up for someone else who's getting it)?

Katherine Stone, the author of Postpartum Progress, the most widely read blog on PPD, will lead a discussion on how to get through PPD or help someone else get through it.  Come share about what's going on for you, get love and support and learn about new resources and approaches.

I know when I feel depressed, I tend to not reach out to others, and to isolate myself at home a lot. I would imagine a mom with PPD would do so as well--not to mention she has a small infant to tend to at home. How to tell if a friend is just busy with her new baby, or suffering in silence, if you don't see or hear from her?

Katherine Stone, the author of Postpartum Progress, the most widely read blog on PPD, will lead a discussion on how to get through PPD or help someone else get through it.  Come share about what's going on for you, get love and support and learn about new resources and approaches.

In one word (or less!), name your heart today. ONE WORD ONLY! Others can comment and respond to your post, but YOU must keep it short and sweet (but your word does not have to be sweet at all!)....Let's see what happens, OK? Peace for your Path! Love, Robin

Studies show that focusing on what you're grateful for instead of what's going wrong makes you healthier and happier. It's simple. Every day look for things that are good in your life--then make a record of them here.

In one word (or less!), name your heart today. ONE WORD ONLY! Others can comment and respond to your post, but YOU must keep it short and sweet (but your word does not have to be sweet at all!)....Let's see what happens, OK? Peace for your Path! Love, Robin