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What Parents Should Know About Artificial Intelligence (AI)

As AI becomes a bigger part of everyday life, parents are faced with a new challenge: understanding what AI is, what it does, and how to help teens use it safely and responsibly. ...
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When Should Parents Give Their Tween a Smart Phone?

There’s no set age for getting a child a cellphone. Instead, experts recommend weighing factors such as your child’s maturity and your family’s needs to help decide when the time is right. ...
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How to Help Middle Schoolers and Tweens Avoid the Rumor Mill

Are you noticing your middle schooler or tween talking more about the rumors they hear at school? The “rumor mill” consists of discussions that happen behind someone’s back, without their knowledge, and saying things you wouldn’t say if that person were present. Here are a few tips to help navigate this landscape. ...
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Tracking Developmental Milestones

Do you ever find yourself wondering if your child is developing “on time”? While it’s easy to get caught up in comparisons, developmental milestones are here to guide you, not define your children, as they grow. ...
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Connecting with Your Preteen

A connection to their parents gives preteens a sense of security and helps build the resilience kids needs to roll with life’s ups and downs. ...
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Reading Room” October 2025 Book Picks for Kids

Cozy up with stories that bring laughter, magic, and just the right amount of spookiness. Whether your child is a fan of silly adventures, festive fun, or mysterious tales, these new releases will keep them turning the pages all month long. ...
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Why Don’t Teens Ever Come Out of Their Rooms?

If it seems like your teen is permanently stationed behind a closed bedroom door, you’re not alone. Many parents find themselves wondering, “Why doesn’t my teenager ever come out of their room?” There are several developmentally appropriate — and potentially concerning — reasons why teens retreat to their personal spaces. ...
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Parenting with a Disability

According to a 2024 report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office, an estimated 3 million parents with children age 5 and under have a reported disability. We talk about the parental rights and support services for raising a child while having special needs. ...
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Fall Fun on the Farm

Whether you’re visiting for fresh-picked apples, saying hello to the animals, or getting lost in a corn maze, local farms offer a wholesome blend of education and entertainment. Here’s how your family can enjoy farm life this fall — one hayride, cider sip and goat nuzzle at a time. ...
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What to Do About the Flu and Prevention Tips

Senders Pediatrics provides insight on the 2025-2026 flu season and what families can do to help prevent illness. Plus, other basic tips on how to stay healthy during the flu season. ...
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