Kids
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222How to Argue with Your Teen: Turn your disagreements into communication, not conflict
As our children get closer to adulthood, they develop a greater desire for independence and autonomy. We parents must prepare them for...
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327DIY holiday craft: Colorful rainbow snowflakes are perfect, even for little ones
Assemble your materials — many of which you probably already have on hand — to make a holiday craft that can be...
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678Managing in Middle School: Parents can help kids cope by paying attention to critical factors
The first couple months of a new school year can be exciting, draining, full of hope, and full of fear. This is...
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272A Father’s Son: Do I fit into the ‘classic dad’ mold of fatherhood?
I check the forecast every morning. At some point over the years, I developed a compulsive desire to know the odds of needing...
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341How to throw the best 1st birthday party for your baby
Every child’s first birthday is memorable, no matter how you spend it. Be it a big party or a small gathering, there...
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243Bugs And Us: The battle waged between good and evil bacteria
Kids are gross. No, not your kids. Other people’s kids. I’m sure your children are perfectly clean and illness-free. They never bring...
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397Boy Scouts Evolves: Additional scouting programs to accept girls
The words “ boy scout” tend to summon an image of a kid in a tan button-up shirt, green shorts and a...
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1.5KNature skills teach young people about the Earth — and themselves
It’s the middle of summer on a hot June day. A group of kids trek through Arnot Forest, a 4,000-plus-acre expanse of...
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396Having Angelman Syndrome: One family struggles with a son’s genetic disorder
Right near the front door of Justin and Kristina Bomgren’s Baldwinsville home hangs a recent photo of their two sons. Dominick, 5,...
