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Returning to school and work can be even more challenging when there’s no routine or structure to fall back on. Here are some ways to add gentle structure.
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Storytelling is portable and requires no gadgets, batteries, or anything else to weigh down your diaper bag and can bring your family closer, too.
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by Hannah Howard
This is undoubtedly an unusual back-to-school season for both kids and parents. Here are three ways to make this transition just a little smoother.
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If you and your partner are committed to sharing the chores of parenthood equitably, check out the tips below to move towards specialization.
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Parents can use a simple and effective approach to raise an emotionally intelligent child and to improve their own EQ, too.
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Researchers recently conducted a study exploring how green spaces surrounding children’s homes impact their cognitive development.
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I remember it like it was yesterday: I’m 24-years-old, lying flat on my back in a stiff hospital bed. A who told me that regardless of what my docto
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"If you focus on what is wrong, your child lives up to your vision of failure. If you focus on your child’s strengths, your child lives what is possible."
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When your daughter asks, "Why are there more men pioneers than women in this book?" you fill their bookshelves with these.
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"Dad, do you like my picture?" is a loaded question. Encourage your budding artist with these thoughtful answers and discussions.
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by Sanya Pelini
We now know that feeling good is good for us, but how can we help our kids feel good? Here are a few suggestions based on positive psychology research.
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When should you start encouraging your child to start learning a foreign language? Is it as soon as they can talk, or should you hold off until they have mastered English?
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I’m as tempted as anyone to buy adorable baby toys and outfits, but it is the mother who needs us most after childbirth.
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Here are ten helpful things to say to new mothers, both because these things are universally true and new mothers need all the love we can give.
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How can we effectively deal with feeling unappreciated? It starts with identifying when we’re feeling unappreciated in the first place.
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Of course you love each other, but somehow your relationship feels a bit flat now. To fall back in love with your spouse, try these things.
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We want to set children up on a path towards success later in life. What contributes to a person’s success in the long-term?
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by Jennifer Garry
These books deal with topics like fear, loss, and separation anxiety in subtle ways, but can serve as great conversation starters.
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Colic is a term doctors use for a baby that cries a lot more than the average baby when they can’t give you any other answers as to why. I've had three.
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Which kids' books have more moral impact– books with humans or animals? Recent studies provide conflicting takeaways.
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While the classics are thrilling, sometimes babies need something a little more than “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.”
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by Sally Shepherd
Whatever type of parent you are, can I encourage you to think about McKee’s proposed elements for happiness at work?
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With work, kids, and all of the other minutiae of daily life, how can you keep on top of your schedule? With one of these rad planners, that's how.
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When you're in the middle of your anxiety, you cannot think calmly and rationally about all that you know about a topic. You need to DARE.
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