Kids dressed as ghosts

The Developmental Benefits Hidden in Halloween Traditions

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Halloween may be best known for costumes and candy, but many of the traditions children look forward to each year also offer valuable opportunities...

Littlest Pet Shop & Barbie: Top 10 Toys For Kids

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Boo Buddy: The Ghost Who Loves to Play Includes a soft plush ghost, hardcover storybook, 31 daily Kindness Sparks activity cards and a parent guide...

5 Halloween Safety Tips Families Should Know Before Trick-or-Treating

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A beloved tradition for many families on Halloween includes walking from house to house and asking your neighbors for candy. While there really is...

How To Have A Kid-Friendly Spooky Season

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The onset of fall brings changing leaves, colder weather and, most importantly, spooky season. Halloween is the time of year where kids can dress...
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Parenting a Child With ADHD

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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can affect how children respond to parenting. Here are some ways to address ADHD symptoms like executive dysfunction, rejection-sensitive dysphoria (RSD)...

8 Books For Kids About How We Feel

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All children experience a wide range of emotions, which can sometimes be too big to keep bottled up. While each child handles feelings differently,...

Family Crafting Project: How To Make Miniatures

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The world of miniatures has caught the attention of adults and kids alike. Despite the recent rise in popularity of the pink plastic balls called...

How Art-Based Activities Help Child Development

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Much has been said about the benefits of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) programming for children, but the addition of art into the...
Father and baby by the water

Beach Babes: Best Practices for Child Safety by the Ocean

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Beach visits create treasured memories for all ages, but kids require extra safety measures to protect them from the sun, sand and waves. Here’s...

Supporting Your Middle Child

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“Middle child syndrome” is a common phrase used to describe how middle children may feel left out or frequently compared to their siblings. In...