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Start with a family meeting to set up a cleaning and organization system that works for the whole family.
Start with a family meeting to set up a cleaning and organization system that works for the whole family.
"Paternity leave lays the groundwork for your future relationship with your child. The more you’re involved in the beginning, the more it becomes the norm."
Leahy suggests when to help children persevere, when to let them quit and when to seek an answer somewhere in the middle.
Under Build Back Better, all providers are required to be licensed, including the family, friends and neighbors providers who have traditionally not needed a license to perform care.
It’s been nearly three years since our oldest received the scooter and more and more she suspects something is up with the Santa story as she knows it. When the time comes for this talk, I’ll be ready.
This test-prep tutor has heard parents say a lot of things to try to motivate their child to do well on standardized tests. It often backfires. Here's what parents can do instead to help kids feel supported and confident rather than criticized, pessimistic, or scared.
Conversations about race and education have been dominated by White voices. Here's what some Black parents have to say.
For a successful get-together with a blended family, set conflicts aside, communicate ahead of time and keep expectations clear.
Our children may not have been near the most recent school shooting (or the one before that, or the one before that), but they are still traumatized.
Here’s how experts say we can infuse more awe into our everyday lives — and why we should.
If we want our kids to feel safe giving us information, it’s crucial we establish early on what our help will look like when they do.
Using the anatomical names for private parts and getting vaccinations against HPV by age 12 can go a long way toward keeping children healthy into adulthood.
Kids were around their parents a lot, so they need to practice going out and doing things again.
Until and unless we see systemic change to properly desegregate our children’s schools and un-whitewash the curriculum, we need to fill the gaps ourselves.
A timeline of attempts in this country to pass paid leave — dating back a century.
