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...
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How To Prepare Kids for Fall Sports Tryouts

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Schools typically host tryouts for their sports teams in August, so now is a great time for your young athlete to prepare if they...
A child sits on the floor, looking pensive as she packs her suitcase. This photo represents packing for summer camp or a summer trip.

Only the Essentials: Summer Camp Packing Tips

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While many summer camps provide parents with a suggested packing list, parents still may worry about whether their child is going to camp with...

First Relationships for Teens: 5 Questions for Parents

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During the summer, teens spend a lot more time with their friends than during the school year. It’s possible that your teen may enter...

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...