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Talking to Kids About Disabilities

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By Sarah Lyons “Why do you talk like that?” I heard the question come from behind me as I helped another child in the Sunday...

How Can Parenting Make a Difference for Bullying?

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For many students, bullying is an unfortunate reality of their school experience. Children can be cruel no matter how old they are, though a...

October’s Best Family Events

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Here's what's happening in the DMV this October! From education, to food to spooky fun - there's something here for everyone.

Oz Papados

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Oz Papados has a joke that she likes to tell people. “I retired at 34,” says the 49-year-old, chuckling over the phone. The graduate of George...

Little Artist Starter Pack

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By Terre Jenkins, director of Stone Branch School of Art, Rockville, Maryland Kids (Note: Choose nontoxic materials, avoid small parts and aim for reputable brands for...

What’s in a Game? How video games can boost cognitive function

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We’ve all heard it before — the idea that video games are harmful to the development of children’s minds; that they cause them to...
Two teens in bright costumes laugh on a stage.

Stages for All Ages

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Kids of all ages, abilities and backgrounds can reap the benefits of theater. The positive effects of participating in theater are lifelong and far-reaching....

Why You Should Take a Closer Look at Your Kids’ Snacks

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If the options at your child’s school cafeteria are lacking, it may be time to take matters into your own hands. According to Centers for...

Parenting Your Child Through the Arts: What To Do and What Not to Do

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The performing and visual arts present unique opportunities and challenges, posing both an important step in developing children’s creativity and a way for parents...

Editor’s Picks: We Love It!

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By Elena Epstein, Director of the National Parenting Product Awards Hop, Waddle, Stomp! Toss the soft, colorful ball, choose a matching puzzle piece and waddle across...