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8 Instructional Art Books for Your Aspiring Picasso
If your child loves to draw or paint, consider arming them with a supply of how-to books and take their early tinkering to a whole new level.
Why the Language We Use to Discuss Postpartum Life Isn't Working
My dreams of feeling better after pregnancy and nursing were replaced with a physical and mental battle that pushed me to the limit.
How to Overcome 6 Things That Block Your Path to Success
In 1897, Santiago Ramon y Cajal, "the father of neuroscience" outlined six “diseases of the will” that he claimed held talented people back.
How Big Data Might Stop Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
A computer algorithm that can look at dozens of factors may help illuminate what factors cause SIDS.
Until now I always had someone with me. Now that they are both off to school for the first time, I truly don’t know who I am.
The Only Back-to-School Cell Phone Rules Your Kids Really Need
Whether your kid is heading to school toting a brand-new device or is already a cell-phone pro, you want everyone on the same page about the dos and don'ts. (Get more information on cell-phone pare...
The Time-Out Alternative That May Be More Effective
The self-quieting approach has long been presented as a powerful alternative to punishment and time-out.
How to Raise an Optimistic Human in a Pessimistic World
Even though media and technology seem to be the cause of our collective pessimism, they're also essential for overcoming it.
Why Colorblind Isn't the Goal When Teaching Kids About Diversity
As uncomfortable as the subject is, in today’s “us” versus “them” culture, parents need to engage kids in age-appropriate conversations about diversity.
How You Can Wholly Support Someone Who’s Infertile or Has Experienced Pregnancy Loss
Second to the pain of infertility or pregnancy loss, the most painful part of losing a child or not being able to have one is dealing with people’s comments, questions, and well-intentioned advice....
4 Things You Think During Your Six-Week-Old Baby's Unexpected Hospital Stay
When you're sitting in the ER waiting on your baby's test results, your mind becomes a dangerous thing.
Kid Made Recipe: Cheddar Corn Fritters
These fritters are quick, delicious, and ready for all kinds of toppings. We like sour cream and avocado, but try salsa, chives, hot sauce, jalapeños, etc.!
5 Ways Parenting Evolves When Your Kid Becomes a Tween
As my daughter evolves and grows, my parenting must do the same.
How to Make the Sensational Memories of Summer Last
We have to enjoy every second of summer because it seems to come to an end before we're ready to see it go.
70 Years of Books that Celebrate the Back-to-School Season
The first day of school has long been a common topic of children’s books. But through the years, there's still a lot of similar feelings.
Your Family's Guide to Observing the Solar Eclipse Like Pros
Here’s what you need to know about experiencing the incredible phenomenon of a total eclipse with your kids.
The Unexpected Thing That Happened When I Gave up Sugar: a Public Service Announcement
Besides feeling great, diminished cravings, more energy, and even losing an annoying five pounds, something even bigger happened when I gave up sugar.
My Child's Life Isn't a Fairytale, and That's Okay
I wanted to shield our son from the heartaches and pains of the world, but instead they marched right through our front door.
Look at All the Living We Have Done Here Today
I still am scared. The idea of finding a new normal, of being comfortable in my own skin, is still terrifying.
The Non-Starters of the Mommy Wars
In order to celebrate our Mommy War survival I thought we would do a look back on the Mommy War exchanges that never were. The non-starters.
Subscribe to Parent Co. on YouTube! Some teach math with flashcards, some with videos, but this group of teachers uses rap and hip hop to teach math and other subjects. -- Special thanks to Mu...
Mothering White: Yes, It's a Privilege
As a mother, I must understand that yes, indeed, my white children are privileged. Their lives are inherently easier.
Take comfort in knowing that many moms before you have pumped on the job, and you can, too.
How Our Words Shape Our Kids' View of Themselves
The labels used to describe us can lead us to believe that certain behavior is a fundamental part of our nature.