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Make a talking stick with your kids, and use it to keep the peace at family meetings.

Your young child can make a book of her very own. Who knows -- maybe she'll be the next big name in print!

The next time you and your child are at the beach, follow these tips to make your sand structure stand out above the rest.

Warmer weather and longer days beckon, and kids are answering the call. You can help keep them safe by reviewing these simple safety rules for outdoor play.

Celebrate the older generation that keeps families vibrant — and together!

Should your teen take that summer job? Here are the tips and resources you need to help her make an informed decision.

Parents: put your shopping savvy to work. Scout out the best financial aid opportunities for your child and help narrow the choices for the perfect college.

All parents have heard it — now here's some some advice on how to handle back talk.

When it's time to do "school stuff" are your kids less than enthusiastic? Find ways to bring the fun back into learning.

Encourage your children to explore science in their own backyard by building a live volcano.

Learn the guiding principles to academic success and educational freedom.

Learn how you can empower your child to start and keep writing.

Help your LD child get a better grade on his papers. All he has to do is follow these rewriting tips.

Developing a paper topic is a tough gig. Find out how to make it easier for your child.

Help your child get better grades with the five-paragraph essay approach to writing.

Learn what principles you should keep in mind when thinking about writing.

Increase your LD child's reading comprehension by teaching him how to be an active reader.

Get tips from moms and other experts on setting limits with your children.