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Thrifty and Thriving: Out-of-the-Box Budgeting Hacks That Help Families Spend Less and Save More

Have you heard the expression “there’s too much month left at the end of the money?” If your family is feeling squeezed by the rising cost of housing, childcare and […]

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9 Tips to Help ADHD Kids Get and Stay Organized

If you have a child with ADHD, you witness their normal daily struggles. Frustratingly, school poses even more challenges when a child juggles personal organization, getting homework done, keeping track […]

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Navigating Special Needs

If your child was recently diagnosed with special needs or if you suspect they may have special needs, you may be wondering what your next steps should be. A new […]

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Friendships & Conflicts: Supporting Our Daughters in the Early Years

Earlier this year, my seven-year-old daughter came home from school in a sour mood. “My best friend wouldn’t play with me at recess today,” she reported glumly. “She only wanted […]

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5 Easy Ways to Start the New School Year Without Losing Your Mind

As I try to soak up the last moments of summer fun, I feel like I’ll never be ready for the switch back to the routine of the school year. […]

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Choosing the Best Extracurricular Activities for Your Kids

As the new school year begins, a question many parents ask themselves is which extracurricular activities to sign their kids up for. If their school or your local community offers […]

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How to Help Your Kids Succeed in Middle and High School

Teach Them To Plan Ahead – and Backwards On the first day of middle school, kids often get an “agenda book” (or calendar) to write down all of their assignments […]

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Why Keep Birthdays Simple

Over the past decade, children’s birthday celebrations in America have seen a significant shift towards more elaborate and costly events. A study by Everyday Health Group revealed that parents now […]

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GLAMPING: A Glamorous Way to Host a Camping Themed Sleepover

If your child loves the idea of camping but doesn’t want to battle the bugs, the elements, or sleep on the hard ground, then glamping is a great alternative. It […]

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Raising Happy Teens: Tips for Parents

To parents of teens, the title of this article may seem surprising. Teens and happiness? What could that possibly mean? Teens often walk around with a sullen demeanor, but it […]

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