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Parenting

Why Washington Families Are Falling in Love with the Au Pair Experience

Life in Washington has a rhythm of its own. Between early school mornings, demanding jobs, and the constant buzz of activities, it can feel like every parent is racing against

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Is Your Child Developing Socially?

One of the most important elements and aspects to your child’s development is their social life, and this is something that you are going to want to make sure you

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Acting Out Stress: How Project DRAMA Helps Kids Cope Through Creativity

Sponsored Content. An exciting program at Case Western Reserve University can help kids to reduce their stress, connect with other kids, and get in touch with their creative side. ...
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The Hidden Health Risks of Summer (and How to Avoid Them)

Summer is a fantastic time of year, and most of the time, life just feels easier once you get there – the evenings are lighter, you get sunny morning, and

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5 Best Childcare and Family Support Options for Busy Parents 2025

Finding child care that is dependable is one of the toughest parts of being a parent. You may have changing work schedules, and also children activities that don’t follow specific

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Finding child care that is dependable is one of the toughest parts of being a parent. You may have changing work schedules, and also children activities that don’t follow specific

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4 Smart Ways to Teach Kids About Online Safety

Kids today are practically born with smartphones in their hands. But while the internet’s amazing for learning and fun, it’s also packed with stuff we don’t want our kids stumbling

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Balancing Parenthood and Finances: A Guide for Single Moms

Parenting alone combines the elements of an act of love with an act of endurance. The physical and mental demands on single mothers can be overwhelming.  read more

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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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