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Many families travel over the holidays, and that can add more stress to an already hectic time of year. Holiday travel with kids doesn't have to be stressful, though.

Armed with tips for eating smart, skipping alcohol, and staying comfortable, pregnant women will enjoy this season's holiday party scene!

Surviving an office party requires the skill of a ninja, the patience of a saint, and the deftness of a politician. Here are a few tips on getting through.

Holiday season does not always mean holiday cash. Be prepared at these part time extra jobs so that the extra cash is made and saved, not spent on travel or expenses.

Children of divorce may not enjoy the holidays very much due to feeling shuffled around, missing their other families, and feeling guilt over leaving one parent behind.

If you're mourning a loss this Christmas, the holiday glam and seasonal lights can make you feel terrible . Here's how to cope with death during the holiday season.

Navigate the family successfully this holiday season by putting the family into perspective, maintaining healthy boundaries, and being open to change.

Teens can help out in creative ways on Thanksgiving.

Just because one has an eating disorder doesn't mean he or she must endure unrelenting thoughts and emotions about weight gain or loss--or comments about size and shape.

Christmas can be the worst time of year for people who are dealing with depression, but there are ways family members can cope with (and help) depressed loved ones.