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Being a new parent is a time of major adjustment, and there’s no shame in communicating your needs. Communicating our needs can be difficult at any stage of life — and it certainly doesn’t get easier after a baby arrives. During this time of uphill battles — some literal (like hauling a stroller up a flight of stairs) and some…
A misunderstanding of your teenager can cause conflict within your relationship. Here’s everything you need to know about parenting teens.
Kids don’t have to go through middle school alone. Here’s 10 tips on how to help your child navigate those, at times, tumultuous waters.
Pfizer is expected to apply for FDA Emergency Use Authorization in September, meaning that COVID-19 vaccines for children under 12 may be available as soon as fall.
Here are 10 ways for parents to get involved and help make things a little easier for their new high school freshman.
Although we want the best for our kids, we don’t always have the money required to keep up with the ever-lengthening school supplies lists and this year’s latest trends. That’s why we’ve prepared a list of ten budgeting ideas to help you save money, from the beginning of the school year through to the end.
With coronavirus cases rising across the country and the highly contagious delta variant spreading in every state, many parents have been left wondering how best to keep their children safe, particularly when it comes to kids under 12 who are not yet eligible for vaccination. Here’s how health experts have weighed in..
Here are 30 ways that students can make the most of summer vacation. While some projects and activities pertain to college students, many are things that middle school and high school students can do.
A child’s 18th birthday doesn’t indicate the end of your parenting. Here’s expert advice on how to gently offer help and compassion to an adult child struggling with their mental health.
