A Simple Note to a Brand New Mother
Tonight is a special night - it's the very first night of your baby’s life. Yesterday, they weren't here, and today they are.
The Wonder of Exploring the Night Sky With My Young Son
The night sky invites curiosity. The question "What's that?" sets us off on a journey through the lens of a telescope, seeking in stars and planets above.
7 Ways Nashville’s Rayna Jaymes IS Modern Motherhood
There’s a TV show you love. So much that you’re willing to watch one episode a week, even with - gasp - commercials. For me that program is Nashville.
You’ve been busy this week. Here’s our round up of the interesting parts of the internet.
10 Things I Learned About Parenting From Surviving An Avalanche
The sensation, the sound — it was exactly what had been described in avalanche class. It’s the mountain’s way of saying it's about to get real.
What Facebook Knows About Parents On Its Site
New data on how social media has changed parenting.
A Checklist to Keep the Family Safe in Winter Storms
Here's how to keep the family prepared, safe, and even cozy during powerful winter storms.
10 Solutions to Winter's Most Annoying Parenting Problems
Here in Vermont, it’s been winter for approximately 1000 days. It's time to solve the season's biggest problems, from dry skin to wet boots on floor.
5 Winter Links to Share With Your Curious Kids
Share quick links with your kids curated by Today Box. Today Box curates fun, educational videos and media for curious kids, parents and educators. View past Internet Field Trips here.Week of Janua...
5 Kid-Friendly Winter Activities That Double as a Workout
You might not think of these simple winter activities as a traditional workout, but there are excellent exercise benefits to all of them. Bonus: your kids will love being outside playing with you.
Syrian Children Playing in the Snow Will Melt Your Frozen Heart
If these Syrian children can enjoy the snow, you can too.
7 Awesome Dadstagrams to Follow ASAP
Our kids are going to be so confused why all our photos look they were taken by vintage cameras in the 1970's.
Dealing with the grief of a miscarriage is even harder when trying to manage the interplay of work and family life.
Star Wars Lesson Plans with the New York Times
Engage students with what they love: The New York Times rounds up the best Star Wars lesson plans.
Our Kids' Health: To Wifi or Not to Wifi
The impact of lead poisoning is so widely accepted that several government programs exist to prevent lead poisoning in babies and young children, complete with an annual National Lead Poisoning Pre...
When Your Teen Needs Your Help to Help a Friend
Teens often wait until they are frightened for a friend’s safety before they turn to adults for help. Here are some useful suggestions from Lisa Damour in the New York Times for what to do when th...
Here's What Your Kids Are Learning When They Play Minecraft
Thousands of classroom teachers have devised ways to use Minecraft as an effective teaching tool. So, what are kids learning?
50+ Genius STEM Activities for Kids on Pinterest
50 genius STEM activities for kids! So many fun science, technology, engineering and math ideas in one spot. Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, first grade or second grade. | See more about Stem ...
ADHD Misdiagnosis in Girls Has Profoundly Negative Consequences
ADHD symptoms are dramatically different in girls than boys.
Cruel scientists publish Arthropods of Our Homes study to torment public with facts.
Minecraft: Coming Soon to a School Near You
Microsoft announced Minecraft Education Edition will be available this summer. Children everywhere rejoice.
Books for Kids That Celebrate Getting Outside in the Winter
This week's selections include First Snow, The Snowy Day, and Toys Meet Snow for kids aged 4 - 8.
Returning to Work After Giving Birth: Keeping Up With the Herd
Making the surprising choice to forgo maternity leave and return directly to work. That is, to become a wildebeest.
Children are untroubled by divorce if parents share care
Children who spend time with each of their divorced parents are no more likely to suffer from mental health problems than children of parents who remain together, Swedish researchers say.