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Want to live forever? Science hasn't quite cracked that one yet, but a group of Harvard researchers has figured out how to give you the best possible shot.
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The importance of friendships and family support in helping prevent depression among teenagers has been highlighted in research from the University of Cambridge.
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Schoolchildren who attend their lessons wearing no shoes are likely to obtain better grades and behave better than those who wear them.
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For kids who have suffered from prolonged stress or trauma, mindfulness seems to offer a way of short-circuiting the fight-or-flight response
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I long ago accepted that it takes a village to raise a child. Today, I recognize that books are influential members of this community as well.
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When I'm dying for a break, I gather my ingredients, make myself a drink (coffee or wine), and catch up on podcasts while I chop and sauté. It's lovely.
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My heart is running in an open field spotted with dandelions. His arms and legs are pumping, and his smile stretches across his entire face.
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I was feeling inadequate because my parenting skills aren't up to the perfect Pinterest standard. But my kids are safe, they have fun, and they are loved.
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The Bay States famous successes are juxtaposed with stubborn achievement gaps and concentrations of poverty that have made across-the-board strides all but impossible.
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The best rationale for universal child benefits is that they substantially reduce child poverty.
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If youre hungry, eat it. But dont feel bad if youd rather skip it, and dont listen to those who lecture you. Breakfast has no mystical powers.
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As many as 1.4 million American children from ages 8 to 18 care for a parent, grandparent or sibling with a disability or illness.
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Brick and mortar libraries are more relevant and essential than ever to our communities, even in our fast-paced, digital world.
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I want to be your friend, but you have many friends and only one mother and one father. I'm sure you will love us no matter how many times we say no.
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by Julia Pelly
As a mother, unfortunately I can't be everywhere always and my arms only reach so far.
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When did we become so preoccupied with safety that we forgot to let our kids live in the real world? Or are we simply focused on the perception of safety?
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by Laura Richards
Kids become entitled when they've been given everything with little asked in return. Teach them that you dont get ahead by being served, but by serving.
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My first emotions were fear, joy, terror, wonder, shock, excitement and panic when first I learned I was going to be a father.
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Parenting is such a roller coaster ride. There are times when we need to be serious, times when I need to teach my boys, and a time to laugh.
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What I learned from Diego, a willful Rhodesian ridgeback mix, laid the foundation for my next 12 years of parenting.
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Some people call me Visa or Lira or Lina. My name isn't difficult to pronounce; my handwriting is impossible to read.
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The kids have to do the laundry now. Be prepared for this to be a complete disaster because you forgot to teach the kids how to do the laundry.
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All that hustling may translate into superior brain power as you get older, as a study finds that the busiest people perform best on cognitive tests.
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