Family Life

Are Rare Diseases More Common Than We Think?

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When you hear hoof beats, think horses—not zebras. This is what doctors are taught during their training, meaning that the first and more likely...
A girl holds her elbow in discomfort.

Rare Disease Day: What Ehlers Danlos Syndrome Is (And Isn’t)

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Flexibility is usually described as a positive trait in children. They might be able to do party tricks like bend their pinky backwards or...

WATCH: Mad science, backbends, arts & crafts at MoCo Camp Fair

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A little girl walks up to a bubbling chemistry flask with soap oozing over the sides. “Do you want to wash your hands like a...

Meet the Camps! Washington FAMILY Summer Camp Fair: Bethesda, MD

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With sunny skies on Sunday came nearly a dozen camps and summer programs at Westfield Montgomery mall in Bethesda. The 2023 Washington FAMILY Summer Camps...

What to Remember When Packing for Camp

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Every year, the highlights of camp season are different. A new friend made, a new hobby discovered or perhaps a new favorite food. But...

Editor’s Picks: Balance bike, party games and more indoor and outdoor fun

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By Elena Epstein, Director of the National Parenting Product Awards. All images are provided. Bunny Hopkins Swing Collection A unique handmade wooden disc swing for indoor...
Healthy New Year's Resolutions for Families

Healthy Goals for Families in 2023

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At nearly two months into the new year, it's a good time for families to reflect on making positive changes in their lives. And...

Meet the Camps! Washington FAMILY Summer Camp Fair: Fairfax, VA

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Camp fair season is upon us. With dozens of options from science to sports to academics, camp fairs are an opportunity to meet camp...
A child getting a doctor check-up.

Choosing a Pediatrician

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Being pregnant with a new baby is exciting and a little scary. Before your baby is born, you may feel overwhelmed with information and...
A boy uses a computer.

Coding: A Good Career Path for Autistic Children?

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For parents of autistic children, “learn to code” is not a snarky rejoinder to the absence of computer skills. It’s a legitimate suggestion for...