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A carefully selected middle name can discharge an obligation, preserve history, and appease in-laws all at the same time.
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Twins are born into the world with a cosmic connection to another person. What does that mean for everyone else that comes into their lives?
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Grandparents love to spoil. It is as part of the job description – especially around the holidays.
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It's estimated that one in every 68 children in the United States has experience with some form of autism. These books can help them relate.
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Before my children came along, money wasn't a major source of stress. But things are different now.
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by Julieann Selden
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If previous years are any indication, CALPIRG's report will be the next big scary story on your local news broadcast. Here's why it's going to be ok.
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These tasty cookies are a perfect holiday treat. Mix it up and use any colors you like!
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Many parents are challenged by math and sciences, and therefore shy away from working on those skills with their kids. But there are simple ways to do so.
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According to recent findings, two out of three parents struggle to find childcare that meets their safety and health standards.
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This app has already revolutionized my female friendships, uniting us across time zones and hemispheres, weaving the loose threads of our days together.
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by Nina Parrish
Not having homework (other than a reading log) has provided one very surprising outcome: My daughter probably does more homework.
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While we may believe it, saying we’re not good at math is arguably the most damaging self-fulfilling prophecy in America today.
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by Annalisa Nash Fernandez
Life abroad: outdoor cafes, couture fashion, art museums…but what do kids take away from it? Some good things, and some bad.
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Luckily, just like most things in life, being thoughtful is skill that we can practice and develop.
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The trick to super crispy latkes (fried potato pancakes) is getting as much water from your grated potatoes as you can. And don't forget the apple sauce!
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For me, based on my experience as an only child and married to an only child we made a decision that we did not want to have an only child.
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by Amy Barnes
As a parent, I have gotten caught in the “it is labeled STEM, it must be good” trap. And all that's gotten me is a dusty basement full of expensive toys.
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As parents, we can help our kids have a balanced view about alcohol from where they can make their own decisions when the time inevitably comes.
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by Pam Moore
Sometimes your kid just needs a ride somewhere, not a sitter to watch them. In the age of the smartphone, there’s an app for that.
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How are children supposed to learn to do their own best work when parents intervene and micromanage?
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by Emma Taylor
Just as a thought experiment, how would it be if we talked with our children about sex the same way we talk with them about driving?
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These findings suggest that spanking is not only an ineffective technique, but that it also makes children’s behavior worse.
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