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If you have a child who isn’t always “a pleasure to have in class,” don’t be discouraged. Be consistent, but don’t give up or lose faith.
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Chips and hummus get a snappy springtime update in this tasty, healthy, and fun-to-make snack kids and grown ups alike will love!
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My wife's reaction to finding out she was pregnant eight months after giving birth to our first child encapsulated the major difference between us.
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Here's how to carve out three important tech-free areas -- and why.
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I want other women, especially mothers, to know that it's okay that their body is what it is.
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There is a unique smell that is my young children at the end of a spring day.
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These small habits we can practice every day will help our kids see the good all around them.
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Synchronicity is all about coincidence, about things happening at similar times or in a particular pattern so that the things take on meaning.
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We are parenting in a time of paranoia. What are the statistics about abductions and sex trafficking in our current culture? It's not as dire as you'd think.
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It is not my job to tell my daughter who to be. She already feels the world speaking to her, telling her that her sensitivity is undesirable.
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The idea of another woman putting her nipple in your baby’s mouth might give you the creeps, but remember, only a few generations back breastfeeding itself was taboo.
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Researchers have found that shyness is part of a child’s temperament and can be quite persistent. So how do you support your shy child?
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The line between setting a child up for success and protecting him from disappointment is hazy. Yet the alternative is not only impossible, it backfires.
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I was surprised when I ran across research that touts all of these other benefits of “roughhousing” outside of the pure joy factor.
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The early days of motherhood pull your gaze away from the stars and downward onto chores, and babies, and messes to manage.
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Recent events have me thinking about my daughters, wondering about all those proclamations I've made over these past ten years that I've been raising girls.
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With the average adult spending four hours a day on their phone, our own use of technology – and concessions about overuse – are also slowly coming to light.
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By starting college savings before your child is out of diapers, you can turn relatively small savings into a tuition check.
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For our kids, it’s about trusting us, the parents, to make the decision that is in their best interest, even when they can’t see it.
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It's common to think of boys as more physical and rambunctious than their female counterparts. But are we sending the wrong message when we reign it in?
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Do not get me wrong, I would walk through fire for my son. That would be easier, actually, because at least then I would know the outcome.
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Their sound, that rhythmic cicada crooning, danced in my head, proving far more intoxicating than the empty bottle of wine at my feet.
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There’s a whole lot of learning going on in the summer, more than math facts and vocabulary and spelling.
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By searching out the scents of our past, we may recapture connections to places and people who have been lost to time.
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