Others Highlights

This week the girls and I discuss taking care of aging parents – how to help and when to let go. Do we touch on any issues that reflect an experience you've had? Watch to find out

My niece Kate and I bring together women from each of our respective age groups to explore how different generations look at different issues. This week's topic is stepmotherhood.

My niece Kate and I bring together women from our respective age groups to see how different generations look at different issues. This week's topic is empty nesting.

My niece Kate and I bring together women from our respective age groups to see how different generations look at different issues. This week's topic is our mothers.

Adair responds to a woman with concerns about her grandchildren's poor eating habits.

Adair offers suggestions to a mother of two whose own parents are intrusive and controlling.

Adair gives advice to a man who, in the face of unfavorable circumstances, still wants to spend more time with his beloved grandson.

My father's father was from Lebanon. He didn't say much, but I knew that he was very proud of the fact that he was Lebanese. He taught us to be proud of where we came from.

When I realized I was going to have the title of "stepmother," I thought, "Oh, no, I don't want to be one of those!" In fairy tales and children's stories, stepmothers are usually villains. I had to figure out how to be a nice one, a good one. The first step was becoming a true and trusted friend; the rest followed.

Adair talks about ways to avoid having 'grandparent rivalries.'

My mom was a real cheerleader for her children. She was always making us feel special.

Judy insists that the parents of bullies must take responsibility for their children's unacceptable behavior.

Dr. Phil reveals the best plan of action for dealing with cyber-bullies.

One of the things I'm most thankful to my father for is that he taught me a real work ethic. He was a great comedian, and I saw how hard he worked to make every joke just right.