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Adopting On Your Own
Lee Varon If you're considering adoption, you have many questions to ask or fears to address. How do you know if you're ready? Is your reason for adopting acceptable?
Read More10 Questions: Days Of Our Lives' Alison Sweeney
Alison with her son, Ben In my weekly column "10 Questions," I interview an inspirational mom about how she balances her family, career and self. This week, Days Of Our Lives' Alison Sweeney shares her...
Read MoreGirls Need Sports Too!
Have you ever wondered why girls drop out of sports by the truckload once they reach high school? The drop out rate is seven times greater than that of boys.
Read MoreHealth Tip: Symptoms of Autism
With autism on the rise -- as many as 12 in every 10,000 children (boys more than girls) -- how can a parent tell if their child is autistic or if they have some other mental health disorder?
Read MoreSet Your Parenting Priorities
Being a parent is generally a joyful, rich experience. But it is also challenging, especially when it comes to choosing and setting your parenting priorities.
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Our Favorite Things:
Toys for Creative Kids
Take a look at some of our favorite, new summer games and toys for kids of all ages.
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Our Favorite Things:
A Bounty of Bath Toys
These fun and colorful bath time toys will have kids splashing and smiling in no time.
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Parents on the Field: Volunteering
Your Time in Team Sports
The duties of the team parent include ordering trophies, making arrangements for team photos, scheduling drinks and snacks for the games, delivering messages about postponed or canceled games or practices and organizing the end-of-season party.
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