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Over 7,000 parents named the behaviors that grate on their nerves most. In this 5-part series, here’s how to handle them, starting with back talk.
I grew up on this grilled cheese: gooey sharp cheese perfectly complemented by warm, sweet jelly. Oh, so good! Move over, peanut butter.
Grown-ups have eggnog and Xanax to combat the holiday jitters, but what to do when the season’s highs and lows prove just as tough on tots?
Gatherings at a friend or relative’s house make fond holiday memories — but the family dog may not enjoy them as much as everyone else.
<p>Is technology a good thing or a bad thing when it comes to raising our kids?</p>
I grew up on homemade soup every night, and mom’s tomato soup was always my favorite. Check out our kid’s kitchen version, made in the crock pot.
Nothing says I like you like spending time with someone. Yet modern demands make it harder than ever for parents and kids to do it.
A light, refreshing smoothie my son loves — and it’s full of vitamin C, so I make it when our family needs an immunity boost.
Feeding kids doesn’t have to be complicated. Eat real food, mostly plants, not too much — plus sneaky ways to get veggies past a picky eater.
Kindergarten readiness is about balance — academic and social, behavioral and mental. Here are eight tips to get your little one ready.
Connection is the key to emotional health, cooperation and peaceful homes — but it takes intention in the hustle and bustle of daily life.
To understand why connection is the parenting key, start with the brain — here’s a simple look at the downstairs and upstairs brain.
Many families enjoy little holiday traditions of their own. Ours is opening one gift on Christmas Eve, leaving the rest until morning.
What should you tell your kids about the man in red?
We want children to value the truth and it's important we teach them to be honest. Here are some parenting tips on curbing lies in young children.
The holidays are a fantastic time to be a kid, but it’s easy to lose sight of what matters. Here’s how to work giving into your celebrations.
Celebrate American Heart Month with family activities: a heart-healthy calendar, dance party, and breaking up with salt (and eating chocolate!).
Planning to build a tree house for your kids? Use this list of amazing tree houses for inspiration — kids and adults will love them!
Here are 5 DIY ways to build a tree house. You and your children will build great memories — and a rewarding project for the whole family!
You promise you won’t yell today, but in a flash you lose control — and then comes the guilt. Here’s why it happens and how to stop.
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