Month: June 2013

Parenting

What would you do if you were dying?

On June 28, 2013 by

        If you were faced with months to live, how would you say goodbye to the ones you love? Read more about the inspiring story of 18-year-old Zach Sobiech and how he dealt with his death. By Kevin Woo, The Asian Parent | June 27, 2013 What would you do if you

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Travel & event planning

Fashion Forward

On June 11, 2013 by

    Ella Pritsker followed an unconventional path to become host of a prominent fashion show in Baltimore. By Kevin Woo, One+ | June 3, 2013 Ella Pritsker was a single mother when she arrived in the U.S. She didn’t speak English, she didn’t have a job and she was poor. Her road to a

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Parenting

The gift of being a father

On June 10, 2013 by

      By Kevin Woo, The Asian Parent | June 11, 2013 Last year, on Father’s Day, my daughters wanted to go to the mall.  I looked at them and said, “I thought today is Father’s Day and I get to do what I want to do.” My oldest said, “You get to make

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Parenting

When sex becomes a chore

On June 4, 2013 by

      Couples around the world struggle with infertility. Here’s some advice and tips by a sex therapist on what to do when you begin to see sex as a chore. By Kevin Woo, The Asian Parent | June 5, 2013 Barbara O’Neill tried to get pregnant for seven years.  She endured two surgeries,

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Parenting

Do your kids know what to do in an emergency?

On June 1, 2013 by

      A five-year-old saved his mother’s life — read more about how he did it here. Also find out how you can teach your child about what to do in emergency situations here. By Kevin Woo, The Asian Parent | May 31, 2013 When Susan Taylor had a seizure while driving, her son,

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