Little Kids Feel Big Love, and It's Okay to Talk About It

by ParentCo.

Little hearts are training grounds for the big love that comes when they're more grown up. What's the harm in humoring their crushes?

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Those "Homework is Useless" Articles Are Lying to You

by Mark Oliver

The "no homework" revolution has recently gained serious momentum. However, homework can be a beneficial tool to support our kids' learning.

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A Night Owl's Guide to Raising an Early Bird

by Rebecca Lang

Kids wake at the crack of dawn ready to take the day on like gangbusters. You on the other hand, may barely survive.

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Odd Jobs: My Life as a Juggler and Father of Two

by ParentCo.

Jason Tardy, a dad, but also a traveling performing artist who specializes in high energy juggling and self-described "offbeat comedy."

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Rosie Pope on Successfully Managing a Business and a Big Family

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When Divorce is Beating You Down, Here's How to Fight Back

by ParentCo.

Divorce can be an ugly mess. But keeping these things in mind, you can navigate the road a little more easily.

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My Father's Mental Illness Made Me a Better Parent

by ParentCo.

Carrying the burden of a mentally ill parent need not define who we become. And it certainly doesn't dictate what sort of parent we'll be.

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The Internal Monologue of An Introvert Mom at a Kid's Birthday Party

by ParentCo.

For an introvert mom, an invitation to a child's birthday party often leads to anxiety-provoking anticipation of social awkwardness.

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All of the Angels Are Home Now

by ParentCo.

9/11. This is the day my child will call his birthday. This day, always and rightfully enshrouded by the collective grief of a whole nation.

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On Love, Loss, Tears, and Tea

by ParentCo.

The ritual of tea when the going gets tough has made a bond between mother and daughters unlike anything else.

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DIY: Rubber Band-Powered Tennis Ball Launcher

DIY: Rubber Band-Powered Tennis Ball Launcher

by ParentCo.

This is an awesome project for anyone with a drill, access to rubber bands, and a toddler who likes to see things go flying.

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6 Simple Tips That Will Get Your Kid Psyched to Make Dinner

by ParentCo.

Your kid doesn't want to help at meal time. What they want is to be in charge. You can let them.

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Could Baby Simulators be Backfiring?

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Connection Found Between Early Language Skills and Depression

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Teen Pregnancy Down to Record Lows Thanks To Social Media?

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Clown Industry In Serious Jeopardy Due to Bad Clowns

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Rediscovering the Simple, Timeless Message of Winnie-the-Pooh

by ParentCo.

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How to Help Your Kid Through Bouts of Impostor Syndrome

by ParentCo.

It's not just adults who worry they're in over their heads. Kids can struggle with feeling like impostors, too.

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Sometimes I Feel Guilty For Having a House Cleaner

by ParentCo.

What am I teaching or not teaching my kids by outsourcing the house cleaning?

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Yes, I Have Twins, But It's All Hard. As a Mama, You Just Do It

by ParentCo.

Sure, having two babies at once is hard, but you know what? We're all doing the best with the hand that we've been dealt.

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Kid Made Recipe: Oven Baked Apples

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How to Travel With Kids: Forget Your Plans, Just Be Together

by ParentCo.

Sometimes the best plan is simply to enjoy one another's company, away from the everyday obligations and chores. Itineraries are overrated.

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Follow Your Instincts and Leave the Books on the Shelf

by ParentCo.

When it comes to parenting, you can't find all the answers in books, online, or in the hearts of others. It's better to follow your instinct and do what works.

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12 Ways to Ensure Your Kid is More Important Than Your Phone

by ParentCo.

Parents don’t need more guilt. We know we need to put our phones away. But that's often easier said than done. Here are simple tips to make it work.

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