by ParentCo.
The first day of school inevitably invokes a host of emotions to the surface, and not just for the kids. This tradition preserves them for generations.
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Am I the sweaty, harried woman, going through the motions, but really just getting it over with, like regular maintenance on the car?
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by Danielle E. Owen
How did we come to learn everything we now know about infants and their developing minds? Their eyes.
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It’s cliché, isn’t it? Stop and smell the roses, be present, let the children lead the way. But it's completely true.
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Get down to business and get the kids ready to hit the books and slay the 2017/2018 school year. Let the back-to-school prep begin!
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As I grew up, I took note of what my mother did that made our vacations so smooth and peaceful. Now I'm discovering myself through being the one in charge.
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In many respects, we are better suited to guide our charges through these clumsy years than our parents were.
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by Doris Cardwell
Last year, we moved our youngest daughter to college at the end of July. There are some things about this empty nest no one prepared me for.
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Early child development programs are more beneficial than previously thought – especially for disadvantaged children and their families.
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As the eclipse approaches, many kids will discover a new-found interest in astronomy. These tips and resources engage that curiosity for months to come.
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by Sanya Pelini
When we provide kids with the right framework, we give them the necessary tools to manage their emotions.
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by ParentCo.
Continue to open the door to additional possibilities, rather than have any diagnosis, ADHD or otherwise, close doors to further inquiry.
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Bruce Lee the man, not only the archetype, is still one of my heroes. So much so that I've named my first-born son (who’s half Chinese) after him.
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The most heartbreaking words from my son's mother had to be, “He feels like you judge him when he eats in front of you.”
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Here are some tips for getting what your kid needs for school while keeping the marketing influences to a minimum.
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Now that we’re “grownups,” pop culture’s finally figured it out that the Xennials are trending.
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I’ve been struggling with religion. Particularly, how do you talk to your kids about religion, especially if you disagree?
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Innovation, creative thinking, and open-ended play has engaged curious kids for generations.
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You’ve got to admit that nothing douses a spontaneity high like someone questioning your motives.
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Sensory processing issues can be misunderstood and misdiagnosed as a number of things, most commonly ADHD and anxiety disorders.
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The transition to middle school was extremely difficult for my daughter, who deals with generalized and social anxiety disorders. Here's what we learned.
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There might not be a special trick to talking to your kid about time and aging, probably because both are unavoidable.
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The memories kids will cherish aren't particularly the ones we might expect. For them, the hazy, lazy days of normal living are what summers are made of.
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