by ParentCo.
The first time I heard, “Hey, Buzzard!” I was 12. As I watched my own kids grow up, having been Buzzard for a few summers did me some favors.
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by Tara Parsell
Etsy sellers also seem to notice this lack of educational toys and have created their own options perfect for the young readers in your life.
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by ParentCo.
At what age do children begin to understand and act on the concept of charity? A recent study tackled just this question.
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by ParentCo.
A recent study by Obstetrics and Genecology debunks the idea that an epidural prolongs labor.
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As much as I’d like to think I have magical singing abilities, I know that there’s much more to the science of lullabies.
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by ParentCo.
If this situation took place on a modern TV show, I wonder what would have transpired?
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The "Be a Wall" movement stems from the fact that being a teenaged girl sucks almost as much as trying to figure out how to raise one.
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by Sanya Pelini
Before we can hope to change our kid’s behavior, we need to be aware of five things that explain why children act the way they do.
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by ParentCo.
Before I had my first baby, I thought I knew myself reasonably well: my faults, failures, and where I excelled.
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It’s not enough to pick a college major simply because that was your best subject in high school.
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Even just leaving a phone or computer on in the bedroom can hinder good sleep for kids and teens, and yet so many do it.
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The process of feeding the family, or yourself for that matter, is expensive and consumes valuable time and energy. eMeals has a solution.
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How can parents talk to their kids about generosity? These five stories are prime teaching tools.
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The office bathroom stall was dark, but not so dark that I couldn’t see the contrast of red on white.
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This research should encourage us to think about our own nonverbal behaviors, and what those behaviors might be teaching our kids.
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Children need to learn to lie to navigate our social world. This means children need to practice telling lies.
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In an instant I knew what to say because I knew it was true. I am resilient. I will bounce back from this.
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Yep, I am one of those: I am an overprotective parent.
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Sometimes there aren’t two hours in the day for a family bike ride. But there are 30 minutes to watch a show and lazily connect with one another.
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Whether you have children of your own, you’re married, single, or you are just wanting to help out, fostering kids is a special kind of parenting.
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What if the quiet moments are worth every bit as much as the loud moments performed before the multitudes?
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These unique, well-made gifts are all from awesome companies that give to charity with each purchase.
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by Krissy Dieruf
I have found a few easy answers that should quell your fears and keep the magic of Santa alive and well in your house for a long time.
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