In 1987, the United States Congress declared March as Women’s History Month. But women’s history—also known as just plain history—has been around as long as there have been women, even if it wasn’t always recorded, shared, or taught in schools. Here are some tips for weaving women’s history into conversations with kids every month of […]
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Author June Smalls shares what inspired her to write the book She Leads: The Elephant Matriarch. Read along to learn more about the book’s journey from an agent’s suggestion to the beautiful picture book about elephant life cycles. Matriarchs When it comes to writing, knowledge is never a waste and practice builds you into a
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Dr. Raun Melmed helps you manage screen time during the pandemic and beyond!
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Founder and CEO Christopher Robbins shares the meaning behind Familius, why we have our 10 habits, and how you can have a happy family.
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Author Elizabeth Swenson shares what inspired her to write the book You Got This, Mama
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Author Emily Lauren Dick shares what inspired her to write the book Body Positive. Read along to learn more about the book’s journey.
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It’s Halloween, which means it’s time to get out the decorations and make sure your child’s toothbrush is at the ready. Below are a few candy tips that can help you avoid the post–Halloween candy blues at the dentist’s office. 1. Steer Clear of These Tasty Temptations They’re delicious and they are everywhere on Halloween.
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Every year, you plan your own barbeque or go to a neighbor’s. But this year, you feel like planning a family vacation to someplace new. Whether you do a road trip with the family or fly, here are some great spots to visit this coming Fourth of July. Boston, Massachusetts Home of the wildest tea
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To help you get into the back-to-school-shopping spirit, here are five tips to aid in this transitional season. Shop around. After the fourth of July, back-to-school ads abound. Pay attention! Glancing through these ads can give you a general idea of how different stores are pricing their supplies. As with any purchase, make sure you
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When I was a young child, I don’t think I fully appreciated the Fourth of July. It was just another holiday with yummy food and cool fireworks. Part of the reason that the significance was lost on me was that I didn’t know any better; living in a country like the United States was all
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