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Families are increasingly striving to lead a more natural, sustainable lifestyle. Want to take living green to the next level?

Celebrate the classically delicious combo of peanut butter and jelly by throwing a PB&J Party! With tons of nutty and fun ideas, your party is sure to be a hit!

Sorting and classifying objects helps children begin to notice how items are alike and different, and creates an awareness that is vital for math learning.

In the world of tweets, pokes, and chats, how can you make sure that your child is social networking savvy? Here's what parents should know about Twitter.

Has your child outgrown lullabies? Here are some fun kids' CDs to calm the tyke who doesn't want to hear anymore "Skidamarink!"

Independence starts at home -- in your own kitchen and your own backyard. Here's how to set up your house to encourage it.

It's easy to create science experiments at home, without any fancy equipment! Simple cups of water to ooey-gooey Oobleck -- these activites are fun for all!

如果你r child balks at zipping down a slide on his own, thinks ice is too slippery for skating, and bikes go too fast, you may worry that you've raised a scaredy-cat. Of course, we all want our kids to wear seat belts and helmets and to show some degree of caution. But we also want to raise children with the confidence to take risks safely, sensibly, and without tears.

Most childhood conflicts resolve themselves in a fairly short amount of time. Here are some parenting tips to help you help your child make peace.

Is your child "reading" by looking at the pictures for clues? Should parents be concerned this isn't "real" reading? Of course not!

Is your preschooler stressed? How to recognize the myriad pressures children experience and help your little one remain calm.

Is your kid crazy for dinosaurs? Is that driving you a little crazy? Here are some fun dino-themed tunes for kids (and parents) to enjoy.

Is your child being bullied or is there another side to his story? Practical parenting tips to help your child navigate conflict and avoid bullies.

Learning to read isn't exactly intuitive. It takes hard work. How to help your child with the bumps and hiccups along the way.

Even if you're content to whip off an email of appreciation for your own gifts, consider teaching your child the art of the thank-you card.

With just a few ordinary household items, you can make a creative flower bouquet together--and have a great time learning about plant biology in the process!

As kooky as some childhood rhymes are, they may actually have a serious role in child development. Here's how to use rhyme to help kids learn to read.

We've all seen those bumper stickers: My Child is an Honor Student at (fill in the blank) School. Okay, we get it. She's smart. But is she gifted?

The first day of kindergarten is a recipe for incredible anticipation mixed with a tummy full of butterflies. How to make the most of this special day.

如果你've got an emerging reader why not try a round of "Making Words?" This easy at-home activity will boost your child's skills in language arts.

Is your child shy? Could your pushing be causing him anxiety and to withdraw even more? Practical parenting tips on helping your shy child.

It's time to drag your kindergartener to the grocery store, and you can already hear him whining. Fear not! These ideas can make shopping educational and fun.

Looking for some new music? Really new music? Here are five self-distributed albums that are tremendous fun for the whole family.

There are almost always multiple ways to approach every health problem. And ADHD is no different.

What are "Multiple Intelligences?" An inside look into Dr. Howard Gardner's theories and what they could mean to your child.