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Why Parents Need to Be Their Kids' Medical AdvocateKids often lack the knowledge and courage to speak up for themselves and take control of their health. As a parent, this is your responsbility. -
Are Competitive Sports for Kids Really Worth It?There are many drawbacks associated with competitive sports, and this may leave you wondering if it's really worth it for your kids to play at the highest level. -
Helping Kids Through Physical Therapy After an InjurySome injuries require more time and physical therapy to recover from. Here are some parenting tips to help parents through the challenges they face with kids in physical therapy. -
Why It's Good to Be a Parent TodayParents today may face more challenges that parents from earlier generations, but we also have more tools at our disposal. -
Valentine's Day Isn't Easy for Teens and Tweens EitherTeens and tweens are not immune to the pressures and stress associated with Valentine's Day. -
When Your “A” Student Begins to Struggle with SchoolworkEven the best students can struggle from time to time, but this can be concerning to parents. -
Strategies for Dealing with a Child on CrutchesMany children will use crutches at least once in their lives, and parents must deal wiht a number of challenges as a result. -
Babying Your Child After an Injury or AccidentMany parents are inclined to baby their injured children. Before you do, consider these points.
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Helping Child Athletes Cope with Devastating InjuriesMany child athletes are highly driven to compete at the highest levels, and injuries can be emotionally and physically devastatin to them. -
The Problems with P.E. In SchoolPhysical education classes in schools have fundamental flaws. -
A Personal and Parental Perspective on Childhood ObesityAs a parent of three kids who has struggled with weight over the years, here is my individual perspective on childhood obesity. -
A Real Mother's View on Challenges Related to Early PubertyGirls seem to be going through puberty earlier and earlier these days. Here is a real mother's view on early puberty. -
Why Mommies Need Mommy FriendsAs a new mother, you may want nothing more than to focus on raising your family. However, there are some real advantages to having "mommy friends."
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Weaning Kids Off Financially: When to Do ItParents may not look forward to their kids growing up and moving out of the house, but they may look forward to weaning them off their purse strings. Here are tips regarding when and how to accomplish this. -
Real Ways to Encourage Good GradesFrom bribery and threats to good, old-fashioned encouragement, what are the best ways to encourage good grades in kids? -
An Affordable Family Vacation Idea: Pop-Up Camper RentalsRenting a pop-up camper may be the ideal way to enjoy a family vacation on a budget. -
Fiscal Cliff Savings Ideas for FamiliesThe fiscal cliff crisis may not have resulted in quite the financial ruin for American families that it could have, but it nonetheless will result in budgetary changes for many families. -
When Your Kids Learn Bad Behavior from Their FriendsWhat can you do when your kids learn bad behavior from their friends?
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Beyond a Nuisance: The Health Effects of Your Child's Dirty BedroomA child's dirty room can be more than a pain - it can be a health hazard.
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How Soon is Too Soon for Kids to Get Braces?Some orthodontists are recommending that kids get braces on in elementary school, but is this too early?
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Tryouts: Should You Support or Discourage Your Child?Will encouraging your child to tryout lead to a major letdown?
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3 Things to Do Before You Have a BabyThere are many things you need to do to prepare for a child, but here are a few must-do steps any parents-to-be need to do before a baby is born.
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The Age Old Question: Is it More Difficult to Raise Two Kids Than Just One?Should you stop with one child or give your first child a sibling?
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5 Popular New Year's Resolutions for KidsKids can prepare resolutions for the New Year just as adults can. Here are some of their most popular resolutions.
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Finding the Best Pediatric DentistCaring for your kids' teeth should begin early, and one important step to take involves finding a great pediatric dentist.
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When Your Child is Afraid of the DentistChildren's fears of the dentist can make it difficult to help them get the care they need. Here are some tips to help.
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Parents Don't Have to Leave the House to Make MoneyBetween the cost of childcare and the desire to be closer to home during the day, many parents feel torn between work and family. However, with many work-at-home opportunities available, there may be a solution to your dilemma.
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Tips to Help You Keep Your Active Kid HealthyParents of active kids often struggle to help their kids find a balance between nutrition, rest and hydration.
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Is Your Child Mature Enough to Babysit Other Kids?Just because your child was asked to babysit another child doesn't mean he or she is ready for that responsibility.
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Fun Ways to Keep Your Kids Busy Over Winter BreakMost kids will easily become bored after spending just a few hours at home over winter break. Consider putting some of these ideas to use to keep them busy this winter.
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Keep Your Teen Looking Great on a Dime: Budget Shopping Tips for ParentsKeeping your teen dressed in the latest fashions can empty your wallet. Here are some tips to help.
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Why You Shouldn't Push to Get Your Kid onto a Higher TeamMany parents want their child to play on the best youth sports team, but pushing for your child to be on the top team may not always be in his or her best interest.
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When Your Child is a BenchwarmerWatching your child sit on the bench can be frustrating and infuriating. Here are some things you can do about it.
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How to Avoid Sideline Drama at Your Child's GamesSideline drama can make you miserable, and it can make your kids hate their sport. Here are some tips to help.
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The True Expense of a Family Night Out at the MoviesYour family can save a lot of money by watching movies at home.
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When Your Kids Ask Why Santa Brings Nicer Presents to Other KidsKids love to talk about what Santa brought them for Christmas, and many will notice that Santa brought nicer presents or more presents to their friends than to them. Here are a few ways that parents can handle this situation.
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Enjoy a Merry Christmas on a Tight Family BudgetMany families accrue debt during the holidays, but you can enjoy a merry Christmas on a budget by following these tips.
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Fun Family Ideas for Winter BreakWinter break can be boring for your kids if you don't make special plans to spice things up!
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When to Think About Colleges: Different PerspectivesYou don't want to start thinking about college too early or too late. Here are some tips to guide you.
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When Your Kids Don't Want Anything for ChristmasFriends and family members may be asking for your kids' Christmas lists, but what can you do when your kids don't want anything?
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Why Parents Hate FundraisingIf you groan every time your kids are asked to participate in a fundraising event, you are not alone. Here are some of the reasons why parents hate fundraising.
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Three Reasons Parents Need to Live Beneath Their MeansFinancial responsibility is a requirement for parents today.
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Why Your Family Doesn’t Have Any MoneyDo you feel like your family is constantly struggling to find extra cash? Here are some of the key reasons why your family may be struggling.
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Raising a Type A Personality TeenA type A teen is a driven, focused perfectionist. Raising this type of child requires a different approach.
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Cell Phones at Schools: What’s the Problem?Some schools are allowing and even encouraging kids to bring cell phones at school. What's the harm in that? More than you might think!
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Do You Want to Be an Overbearing Parent?It is important to monitor your kids, but can you go too far?
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Keeping Up with the Joneses: The Dilemma that is Making Parents BrokeA closer look at how keeping up with the Joneses can cost you a fortune.
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Helping Your Teen Get More SleepIs your teen tired, cranky and irritable? Helping him get more sleep at night may help.
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Why Minivans Rock: 4 Reasons to Own a MinivanMinivans may seem uncool at first, but those who have owned a minivan will tell you that they rock!
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Unique Holiday Gift Ideas for KidsAre you tired of wasting your hard-earned money on holiday gifts that your kids will quickly discard?
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Scheduling Apps for Parents: Features to Look ForMany parents have smartphones that are loaded with functional and useful apps, but you may be struggling to find a great scheduling app to use. Here are some of the top features to look for in your app.
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Why Your Teen Isn’t EatingWhen parents notice a change in their teen's eating habits, they may be concerned about eating disorders. However, there may be other reasons why your teen isn't eating as much.
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Does Your Teen Have an Eating Disorder?As kids become more aware of their body image, they may adopt changes in eating and exercising habits. Is your child simply trying to be healthier, or does she have an eating disorder?
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A Parent's View on School MealsHere is a real parent's view on the issue of school meals.
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How to Help Teens Establish Good CreditParents can follow a few key steps to help their teens establish a good credit rating.
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How to Create Traditions in Your FamilyTraditions may be handed down from generation to generation, but you can develop new traditions too!
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The Importance of Establishing Traditions in a Young FamilyTraditions are an important part of family life, and these are just a few of the reasons why traditions matter.
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Appropriate Halloween Costumes for Tween GirlsAre you having trouble finding an appropriate Halloween costume for your tween girl? Here are some tips to help.
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Easy Ways to Stop End-of-Day Whining in KidsBy following these tips, you can ease your kids' end-of-day whining and relax with your family.
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How Parents Can Make Halloween More AffordableParents can spend several hundred dollars or more on Halloween costumes, home decor and more. Here are some tips to make this holiday more affordable.
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Prepare Your Family Budget for 2013 NowBig tax changes are planned for 2013. Take steps now to plan for them!
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Putting Kids’ Cell Phones to Use: Tips for ParentsYour kids' cell phones may be fun for your kids to have, but they can be useful for parents in many ways too!
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Keeping Kids Who Play Outdoor Sports Healthy and SafeHere are a few tips parents can follow to keep their little outdoor athletes safe and healthy.
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Is Your Child Pushing Himself Too Hard?In some cases, parents really do push their kids too hard. Other times, though, it is the child himself who is pushing himself despite parental concerns.
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Are You Holding Your Child Back from Greatness?Are you preventing your kids from reaching for the stars to save them from heartache and disappointment?
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Space-Saving Tips for Decorating Kids’ RoomsHow you choose to decorate your kids' rooms can have a big impact on organization and functionality.
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Tips to Raise Independent KidsThere are a few key steps you can take to promote independence in your kids.
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Tips to Find a Healthy Balance Between Work and FamilyIt can be difficult to find a healthy balance between work and family, but these tips can help.
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How Parents Can Keep Romance in Their MarriageIt is tough for parents to keep the romance alive in their marriage, but these tips can help.
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Respect is a Two-Way Street Between Parents and ChildrenIf you feel like your kids don't respect you, you may be part of the cause and the solution.
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What You Need to Know About Getting Your Baby to SleepIt can be a challenge to get your baby to sleep, but it is best to establish good sleep habits early.
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Dealing with Moral and Ethical Differences with Your Kids’ Friends’ ParentsKids share a lot of things with their friends, and you may just learn a few things about the parents of your kids' friends if you keep your ears open.
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Is it Too Early to Talk to Your Kids About Tough Topics?Kids learn a lot about life from their peers. By talking to them early and often, you can control their education about sex, drugs and other tough issues.
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How Do You Manage Your Family’s Busy Schedule?Families are busier than ever, and you may find it difficult to keep up with your schedule. Here are some tips to help.
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The Contradiction of Competitive Youth Sports TeamsTo find success as a youth athlete in a competitive team environment, kids must navigate the contradiction between competing with the team and against their teammates.
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How Technology is Changing Our Kids’ Education: A First-Hand LookHere are a few of the creative ways schools are using technology in the classroom.
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Top Signs Your Family is Too BusyMany families have busy lives, but is your family too busy?
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The Evolution of Parenting Wisdom with Multiple KidsParents learn a thing or two from parenting their first child, and they use this new wisdom when rearing their other kids.
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Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Kindergarten Prep?It is important to get your kids ready for kindergarten, but can you do too much?
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Differences in Childrearing with Second KidsHave you noticed that parents with only one child often have a different parenting mentality than parents with multiple kids.
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Making Fitness Fun for Kids: Tips for ParentsThe desire to keep kids fit is a common one, but many parents struggle in this area. Here are some tips to help.
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Getting Ready to Go Back to School: Strategies for Establishing a RoutineEasing into the school year routine can be challenging after several leisure months of summertime. Here are some strategies you can put to use.
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Preparing Kids for the Death of a Loved OnePreparing for the death of a loved one can be difficult, and it may be most hard on your kids.
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How Much Help Should You Give Kids with Homework?Have you ever wondered if you are helping your kids enough - or too much - with their homework?
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Dealing with the Loss of a Pet: How Soon Should Your Family Get a New Pet?After you and your kids have mourned the loss of your pet, you may wonder when you should get a new pet for your family.
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Helping kids deal with the death of a petThe loss of a family pet can be devastating for kids. Here are some tips to help your kids cope with their grief.
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When your child gets braces: Helpful tips for parentsGetting braces on isn't easy for kids. As a parent, you can help to make this memorable and often painful experience easier on your kids.
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Tips for helping kids develop good study habitsTeaching kids to study earlier in their school career can make their lives easier for years to come.
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Our Social Security Strategy: A 34-Year-Old's PerspectiveWith the uncertainty surrounding Social Security income, my husband and I are not relying on it at all in our retirement plan.
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Why parents are so attached to their cell phonesParents are often criticized for spending so much time on their phones, but a closer look at why parents seem attached to their cell phones may be enlightening.
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Not challenged at school: When your child is pegged as a problem childIs your "problem child" bored at school?
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Does your child have an unmotivated teacher?Some teachers go above and beyond, but some only do their bare minimum required of them.
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How Parents Can Assist Young Athletes with Summer ConditioningHelping kids stay fit and active during the off-season can make the fall season easier.
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When Parents Are Too Dependent on Friends and Family for Child RearingIt can take a village to raise a child, but a parent's dependence on others can go too far.
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Why Letting Kids Fail is OKParents often protect their kids from disappointment and loss in life, but this may not always be the best thing for them.
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First Week of Kindergarten: Tips for ParentsThe first week of kindergarten is a transition period for parents and kids. Here are some tips for an easier transition.
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Should You Turn in Other Parents to Authorities when Aware of Child Safety Issues?Parents often discover other parents' own bad behavior. When should you call the authorities and turn those parents in?
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When Your Toddler Doesn't Play Well with OthersYoung kids often misbehave in social situations, so what can you do to correct the behavior?
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Dealing with the Mean Kid in the PlaygroupA mean child in a playgroup can ruin the experience for you and your child. How can you cope with this?
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Why you shouldn't baby your youngest childAre you treating your youngest child differently than you treated your other kids?
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Easy ways to socialize stay-at-home kidsKids of stay-at-home parents don't get the opportunity for regular socialization that kids in daycare get, but socializing these kids may not be as difficult as you may think.
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Overlooked distractions parents face behind the wheel – and how to avoid themYou know texting and using the cell phone behind the wheel are no-no's, but are you affected by other distractions while driving?
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What Playgroup is Best for Your Kids?Every playgroup is different, and some may be more well-suited for you and your child. Here are some factors to consider when searching for the best playgroup for you.
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What's in your family's drinking water?With so many different things parents have to be worried about on a daily basis, water quality is often overlooked.
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How to protect older kids in the kitchenOlder kids often want to learn how to prepare their own meals and snacks, but the kitchen can be a dangerous place. Here are some tips for keeping older kids safe in the kitchen.
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How to protect kids in the bathroomThe bathroom is among the most dangerous rooms in the house. Protecting kids of all ages from dangers in the bathroom is a necessity.
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Finding the Right First Car for Your TeenYour teen may be eyeing a cool sports car, but there are a few other factors to consider when buying your teen's first car besides the car's style.
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Affordable, Fun Activities for Your Family Beach VacationA beach vacation may be more expensive than you think. Here are some affordable ideas for adding fun to a family beach vacation.
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The Downsides to Owning a Big Family CarOwning a big family car seems to make sense if you have a big family, but there may be some downsides to consider.
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How Much Car Can Your Family Afford?There are more costs associated with owning a car than you may be considering. Remember these expenses when buying a new family car
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Finding the Right Family CarFinding a functional, affordable vehicle is a necessity when you have a family. So which car is the right car?
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Steps to take before going back to school shoppingBefore you head to the mall for annual back to school shopping, follow these steps to save money.
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Back to school shopping: How much do you really need to buy?Are you spending more money on back-to-school shopping than you need to?
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Back to school shopping with teens: Tips for parentsBack to school shopping with your teens is a necessity. Here are some tips to make it easy for you.
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Why college students may not want to rush to graduate after allMany students rush through college to avoid accumulating debt, but there may be good reasons why students should take their time.
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Home Swap: An Affordable Family Vacation IdeaHome swapping is a great way to enjoy a fun, affordable family vacation!
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Should you let your kids ride the school bus?Riding the school bus isn't always an option. However, when given the choice, should your kids ride the school bus?
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Helping teens find flexible, part-time jobsPart-time jobs for teens aren't suited for all teens' busy schedules. Here are some job ideas for teens who need a flexible work schedule.
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How Parents Can Use Peer Pressure to Their AdvantagePeer pressure can be bad, but sometimes it can work in your favor!
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How to Help Your Child Graduate College Without DebtHere are some tips to help your child start his adult life without debt.
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Should You Spank Your Kids?Spanking is a highly debated method of punishment amongst parents. So should you spank your kids?
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Affordable Summer Activities for Bored KidsIt's not easy keeping kids entertained all summer long. Here are some ways you can get out of the house without spending a fortune.
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Planning a Family Vacation when Your Kids Are Far Apart in AgeHow can you plan a vacation your whole family will love?
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Are You a Follow-Through Parent?Caving in to something small today could open up a can of worms for parents.
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When your child won't listen to youIf you regularly complain about your kids not listening to you, there may be a good reason why.Also published on:
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Planning fun family time when your kids are far apart in ageThere are many different ways you can enjoy time with your family, but not all of your ideas are suitable or fun for all ages.Also published on:
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Should you cater to your preteen's hormones?Puberty can make your child miserable and unhappy, but should you cater to hormonal changes?Also published on:
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Making Traveling with Toddlers Less StressfulIt can be challenging to be in your own home with your toddler, and taking him or her on an extended trip can seem beyond your abilities. With some planning, however, you can take the stress out of traveling with your toddler.
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Tips for Traveling with a Large FamilyTraveling with one or two kids can be a challenge, but it can seem impossible to plan a trip if you have a larger family.
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Finding the Right Overnight Camp for Your KidsYou want camp to be a great experience for your kids, so how can you find the right overnight camp to send them to?
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Make traveling with kids easier: Tips for a pleasant hotel stayTraveling with kids can be exciting and stressful at the same time. Here are some tips to keep the whole family happy at a hotel.Also published on:
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Helping kids make friendsEvery parent would love for their child to have a few great friendships. How can you help your child find those friends?Also published on:
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Is your child ready for overnight summer camp?Summer camps are great experiences for kids, but is your child ready to head off to overnight camp?Also published on:
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Family of 5: Things to consider before you have a third childDifferent aspects of life are more suited for a family of four. Here are some logistical factors to consider before you have a third child.Also published on:
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Are kids getting into serious dating relationships too young?Some kids are innocently "dating" in their elementary years, but when they begin to seriously date should be of greater concern to parentsAlso published on:
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Beyond sexting: What else are your teens up to on their cell phone?Your child may be more creative with the use of his or her cell phone than you might think.Also published on:
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Teaching Kids the Difference Between Needs and WantsTeaching kids the difference between needs and wants is a lesson that will serve them well for years to come
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Should You Let Your Teen Have a Facebook Account?Here are some things to consider before you let your teen have a Facebook account.
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Do Your Kids Ask You to Buy Too Much Stuff?If your kids are constantly asking you to buy stuff they don't really need, you are not alone.
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Raising “Can Do” KidsYour kids can do more than you think, but you have to encourage them to try.
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The Evolution of Kids' After School TimeKids don't spend their after school time the same way parents did as children.
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The Benefits of Giving Kids an AllowanceShould you give your kids an allowance, or should you give just expect the chores to get done?
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How much allowance is too much for kids?While there is such a thing as inflation, you may be paying your kids far more allowance than you received as a kid. So how much allowance is too much?Also published on:
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Is your child being bullied?Many children are bullied for weeks or months without their parents being aware of the situation. Is your child being bullied?Also published on:
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Why is your son crying so much?Boys, like girls, may cry when overcome by emotion. However, if your son is crying excessively, there may be something more going on.Also published on:
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Encouraging Kids to Do ChoresHaving trouble getting your kids to do their chores? Here is a unique spin on giving kids an allowance.
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Avoiding Summer Sibling ArgumentsSummer can be fun for the whole family, but it also can be a nightmare. How can you avoid sibling arguments?
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Keeping Things Even Between Kids: Do You Have to Do It?Your kids are keeping tabs, but do you have to keep things even?
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Is Your Child Too Smart for School?What can you do when your kids aren't learning much at school?
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Encouraging healthy communication between parents and kidsWhat can you do when your kids won't talk to you?Also published on:
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Preventing obesity in kidsHow can you help your kids to avoid obesity now and throughout their lives?Also published on:
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Are you a helicopter mom?All moms want to protect their kids, but can you take it too far?Also published on:
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The Benefits of a Kindergarten Play GroupIf you have been wondering how you can prepare your child for kindergarten, a play group is the answer.
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How Much TV Do Your Kids Watch?Your kids may be watching more TV than you think.
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Helping Kids Deal with Unwanted Attention from the Opposite SexKids don't always know how to handle adult situations. What can you do to help them deal with unwanted attention from the opposite sex?
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Are you a competitive parent?Being competitive is a good quality, but some parents can take it to an extreme.
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When your child is an early bloomerPuberty happens to kids at different ages. What happens when your child is an early bloomer?
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Easy ways to make your family meals healthierDo you worry that your kids aren't eating healthy? Here are some tips to help -
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Unique Kids and Activities: Why You May Not Be a One-Activity FamilyIt is convenient when all of your kids share the same activity or sport, but it may not be the best thing for your kids.
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Keeping Private Conversations Private with Kids in the HouseAre your private conversations really a secret from your kids? They may hear more than you think.
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Are You a Good Parent?Most parents strive to raise their kids in the best way possible, but parenting guilt is common. So are you a good parent?
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What do your kids say when you're not around?Are your kids telling the neighborhood things that you really want kept private?
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Do you have to follow attachment parenting to be a good parent?Are you still a good parent if you don't follow attachment parenting principles?
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Should your kid 'play up' in sports?Here are some factors to consider before you decide if your kid should play up in sports.
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Developing a Healthy Body Image in Teen GirlsWhat does your teen think about his or her own body image?
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Do You Know What's Going on in Your Kids' School?Here are some tips to help you stay in the loop with the happenings in your kids' school.
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Helping Kids Manage the Stress of TryoutsKids can easily become overwhelmed by the stress of tryouts. As a parent, you can help decrease their stress and anxiety.
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The best sports for small kidsWhich sports are ideal for small or short kids? Here are some ideas to consider.
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When your kid's friend is a bullyWhat can you do when the bully is your kid's friend?
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Finding a balance between school and sportsParents can help their student athletes succeed at school and sports.
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Different Ways to Pay for Your Kids' College EducationHow can you pay for your kids' college when you cannot afford to fund a college savings plan?
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Is Your Child's Teacher a Bully?Bullies come in all shapes and sizes. Is the bully in your child's classroom the teacher?
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Dealing with Issues with Your Kids' TeachersYou may not always get along with your kids' teachers, but you should consider how you handle teacher issues carefully.
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Financial Planning for Your Kids' FutureAre you doing all that you can to help your kids enjoy a successful financial future?
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The pressure of competitive sports on kidsIs your child ready to handle the pressure of competitive sports?
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What parents teach kids about body imageChildren may learn to love or hate their bodies by observing their parents.
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When your kids don't like fruits and veggiesWhat can you do if your child will not any any fruits or vegetables at all?
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Controlling your child's social life: When to let goHow long should a parent manage kids' social lives?
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Encouraging social behavior in kidsAre you worried your kids aren't very social?
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Budget tips for a large familyIt can be expensive to raise a large family, but these tips can help.
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Expect More from Your PreschoolerWhen you expect more from your preschooler, you may be surprised at the results!
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Top Habits for Healthy KidsHow can you help your kids be healthier individuals?
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Keeping Teen Girls SafeTeenage girls are vulnerable targets to many predators. How can parents keep their daughters safe?
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Is it Really that Bad to Push Your Kids to Succeed?Are you creating stress in your kids' life or simply motivating and enabling them to be successful in life?
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Strategies for Getting Kids Out the Door on TimeIf you have trouble getting anywhere with your kids on time, you aren't alone. Consider putting these tips into action -
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Why Your Kid's Room May Be so MessyIf your kids' rooms are messy, there may be a good reason why.
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The sex talk with your kids: How much should you reveal?You have to talk to your kids about sex, but what should you say?
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Preparing your daughter for her first periodIt's a moment that every girl will experience in her life. How can you prepare her for it?
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Kids in sports: Are your efforts pushing them or nurturing them?Many parents are criticized when their kids get serious about a sport, but is this really something to criticize?
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Savings Tips for ParentsParents have many different things to save for, and here are a few tips to help you pay for those things you want and need in life.
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When Your Child Quits a SportQuitting a sport, either out of free will or necessity, can be traumatic for any child.
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Buying a First Car for Your TeenYour teen may have a few ideas about what kind of car he or she wants based on style, but there are other points to consider before choosing a make and model.
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When your child tells on other kids for serious issues at schoolSometimes a child can be a real hero when snitching on a friend, but it is not without its consequences.
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Talking to kids about career optionsShould you really encourage your kids to be a doctor or lawyer? Consider these points when talking to your kids about career options.
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Pros and cons of your child playing one sportShould your child focus on one sport or branch out?
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Must-Have Items to Bring to Your Kids' Outdoor Sports GamesIf your kids play outdoor sports, you and your kids likely spend many hours outside each week. Here are some "must have" items to pack in your car or sports bag.
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Should You Send Your Kids to Bed Hungry when They Won't Eat?Many kids refuse to eat from time to time. Should you send them to bed hungry?
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Unique Birthday Gift Ideas for KidsGive your child a birthday to remember with one of these unique gift ideas.
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Money, supplies, and more: When schools ask for too muchIs your child's school asking you for too much money?
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Celebrating Earth Day with your kids this AprilHow will you spend Earth Day this year?