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Mowing Down Only-Child Myths
For all the stories going around about only children, there sure are a lot of solid, happy adults who were raised solo. Explore the myths -- and facts -- about raising an only child.
Read MoreGetting Kids to Talk About School
Jim Fay It's possible to have a pleasant and rewarding conversation with a youngster. It is even possible to get kids to talk about school and their lives instead of acting like our interest is some form...
Read More'But Everyone Has One!'
Tired of hearing your kids beg and nag about what they want to buy-or what they want you to buy?
Read MoreA Crisis of Confidence: Teenage Girls and the Risky Years (Part 2)
In part two of this article, read how girls entering puberty often face a "crisis in confidence" which makes them vulnerable to risky behavior, and these bad choices can have devastating lifelong consequences.
Read MoreA Crisis of Confidence: Teenage Girls and the Risky Years
Find out how mentors can help teenage girls survive the risky years and how you can find a mentor for your teenage daughter or become a mentor yourself.
Read More16 Tools for Effective Parents
The parenting path isn't always smooth. But these tips to take on your teen might help even out the rough parts.
Read MoreBullying and Your Teenager
The Journal of the American Medical Association reported that one out of every three students in grades six through 10 is the victim of bullies.
Read MoreWhat Can Your Baby Do? Birth to 12 Months
In preparation for your baby's next checkup, here are some questions to help you evaluate what your child is already doing, and what concerns or questions you want to discuss with your child's nurse or...
Read MoreBreastfeeding and Weaning
It's natural for a baby to move on from breastfeeding. Look for signs that he or she is ready, and then wean gradually to make it a painless transition for both of you.
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