If we told you that three brothers whose names all started with “M” wore matching red caps and came from a far away land to …
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Use our Family Fun checklist to narrow down your child’s camp choices. Is there a type of camp they may not have considered yet? To …
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By Denise Yearian Childhood shyness is a common concern among parents who fear their youngsters may be lacking or missing out on social situations. The truth is most reserved children do well in relationships once they hurdle unfamiliarity. To help your shy child build social confidence, start with small group …
Read More »By Molly Koch Earlier this year I had the pleasure of meeting with 35 teenage girls from the Girls’ Empowerment Mission, or GEM, a mentorship program now in its 11th year that continues to flourish under the leadership of founder Debbi Weinberg. This remarkable Living Classrooms Foundation program invites disadvantaged …
Read More »By Patrick Gutierrez For the past seven years, the Y in Central Maryland’s continually expanding, before- and after-school Fit N Fun program has helped thousands of children as young as 5 years old to be more physically active, while inculcating in them the benefits of living and eating healthily. Now, …
Read More »By Lisa Robinson On a recent Sunday afternoon, I took my 16-year-old daughter, Grace, and her friend Lisa to Fells Point for a late lunch. We chose the outdoor seating of a restaurant on Thames Street. Ravenous, we dug in right away when our food came. Soon after, Lisa was …
Read More »By Carolyn Jabs Social media has become the new backyard fence, a place where parents can tell stories, swap tips, and even brag a bit. A recent survey from the Pew Research Center found that moms, in particular, give and get lots of encouragement, as well as useful parenting information, …
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If we told you that three brothers whose names all started with “M” wore matching red caps and came from a far away land to spread the spirit of togetherness, you might think this was a fairytale. But Danish brothers Mads, Martin and Mathias Klarborg are real, and they’re traveling …
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Baseball players on the Baltimore Orioles have served as role models to young Baltimoreans for generations. Now, they’re giving back to Baltimore’s children through their Adopt-A-School campaign, which will support Harlem Park Elementary Middle School in West Baltimore. As part of this new partnership, the Orioles will be helping to …
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Since October 7, Jewish students have experienced a wave of antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and heightened anxiety about their Jewish identities on high school and college campuses. Two Beth Tfiloh students – past and present – share their perspectives of a post-October 7 life, and how their BT experiences, and their mentoring …
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