Whether it’s your first or last who’s leaving home, this is an emotional time. Learn how to deal with the increased space and decreased demand on your time and skills as a parent.
These innocent kid boo-boos will give you the chuckle you needed today.
When it comes to living a long and healthy life, let's learn from the best, shall we?
Outdoor games provide children with valuable learning experiences, social interaction, exercise, and, oh, a ton of fun!
We asked and you answered. These are some of the funniest things you've told your kids to get them to behave (or just make them squirm!).
Being a parent is hard, but being a step-parent can be even harder. Here's how you can build an amazing relationship with your stepchild.
French parenting isn't perfect, but there's a lot we can learn from this kind but no-nonsense style of parenting.
Even the most angelic of kids can sometimes be bratty.
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Nothing is so fraught with challenges, chaos, mayhem and the occasional bouts of pure joy as going on that family journey with kids. We asked our readers to share their most memorable moments [...]
You use baby gates at the top (and bottom) of the stairs, secure heavy furniture to the wall, and monitor your teen's social media profiles. But even the most careful parents make potentially [...]
Happy families share some habits that make for fulfilling conversation, productive housework, and more subdued arguments.
When chores, sporting events and kids' birthday parties are taking over your life, here's how to make time for what matters – and have a great weekend.
With one out of every four children getting bullied, it's a growing epidemic. But what if your child is the bully? Experts share the signs that indicate your child might be the one causing the trouble.
You may be generous with the compliments, but are you saying the right things? Our experts explain how making small changes to how you compliment your child can have a big impact on their self-esteem.
Navigating the stresses of childhood and adolescence is a lot easier when a child is emotionally resilient, but to get there, parents need to follow these basic rules.
