As uncomfortable as it is, parents should think in advance about the unthinkable. We won’t dwell on this, but do
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Safety is such an important and often overlooked area of our job, probably because it’s uncomfortable to think about. Here
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Kids are involved in so many activities, and between school, homework, and sports practices, it’s
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Today, I’m joining teens, parents, teachers, and scientists across America to kick off National Drug Facts
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October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, and uKnow.com is offering free “parental intelligence” to help parents
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LiveScience reported on “Busy Kids: Overscheduling Worries Overstated” — interesting article talking about the potential downside of overscheduling, but also
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These driving tips, sent my way by Sarah Robinson, an engineer and Michelin test-track driver, were focused on teenage drivers
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Packing kids’ lunches can be fun…or frustrating! Ellen Briggs of Family Food Experts shares a
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Great tips from the recent “Like Mother, Like Daughter” Summit in D.C. I have boys, but the
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Spring sports are in full gear, and what a ripe opportunity to revisit the idea of good sportsmanship. Whether you’re
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Sprite asked Mom Bloggers to suggest some “fun and active family activities” in conjunction with their parks project (info. below).
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If I were cornered and asked, “In all of your reading, research, and interviews with parenting experts, what is the
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