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How can you really know how your kid is doing emotionally and socially if they won’t talk? Here are the questions that get them opening up.
Raising six kids changed how I see parenting, housework, finances and relationships — and these big family lessons work for any family size.
Sick of hearing “Hello” by now? So was I — until I saw this video of 11-year-old Tryzdin Grubbs’ performance of Adele’s hit single.
Everyone loves a good family jam session. It showcases two of the most wonderful bonds we can form: parent and child, and musician and musician.
Fascinated by parenting around the globe? After the Danes, here’s a look at the land of my ancestors: Ireland.
Between ages 3 and 18, siblings bicker more than they collaborate. This video of two brothers singing together is one of those sweet exceptions.
Thirty days of journal prompts and acts of kindness to try with your kids this November, when you’re offline.
Meet Kayla Abramowitz, who at just 11 started a nonprofit donating entertainment and educational items to children’s hospitals nationwide.
There’s no right way to parent for every family, but there is one quality every family needs to succeed.
When our triplets arrived, we went from five to eight overnight. Here are the parts of daily life only other moms of big families get.
Multiples tend to get grouped together and called “The Triplets.” Here’s how to remember that each of them is an individual.
Relationships can get messy and distance can grow. As the parent, it’s your job to heal it — here are six steps to reconnect with your child.
As kids grow and family dynamics shift, traditions get harder to keep. Here are a few that can grow right along with your family.
The real rush comes after school, when the evening is packed with activities. Here are some tips from a mom with a busy family.
By the time you can read this, you may have already rolled your eyes at the fact that I wrote you a letter. But I have something to share.
If your mornings are all shoe finding and kid wrangling, try these five simple rituals to start the day calmer and happier.
Between work, errands and school activities, the last thing you want to think about is chores. Here are five tips to cut them in half!
When Ryan discovered his mom had taken a hundred dollar bill from his wallet, he demanded she pay him back — with interest.
Between play dates, classes, instruments and sports, your kids have almost no idle time left. Here’s why that unscheduled space matters.
Whether it’s a two-hour flight or a 14-hour car ride, traveling with kids can be stressful. Here are some tips for making the journey more enjoyable.
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