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Husband suggested their baby use old gear from kids he had with his ex, but letter writer has new things in mind, for two babies.

Fiancé excuses in-law's behavior as shyness, but the letter writer is "unwilling to have a guest at my wedding who will not speak to me."

These wintry salads make the most of the season's produce, including citrus, winter greens and pears.

"It's a celebration of this little guy's tenacity," said Debbie Duquette, who works at the shelter and is trying to help Percy get adopted.

Airline meal vouchers are often a measly amount, but a few tricks can help passengers stretch them into a substantial airport meal.

Letter writer was hoping to learn more about late dad from his best friend - who, turns out, is unbearable to be around.

Letter writer thinks 3-year-old daughter's attachment to father-in-law is hurting his parents' feelings.

How does the letter writer say, "thank you for saving my life" to co-workers?

Advice columnist Carolyn Hax answers your questions about the strange train we call life.

We tried 11 popular chicken soup brands and found the best -- and worst.