Make Reading Fun This Summer

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School is out for the summer, but there are still many ways to keep your child engaged and continue their education even while they’re...
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Community Corner: Top 5 Things to Know in July

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Movie Nights Starting in July, enjoy a free date night watching movies under the stars at the Arlington Mill Community Center and Penrose Square Apartments’...

Preparing for the Fourth Trimester

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By Karuga KoinangeThe nursery gets assembled. The hospital bag gets packed. The due date gets circled on the calendar.For many expecting parents, preparation is...
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First Relationships for Teens: 5 Questions for Parents

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During the summer, teens spend a lot more time with their friends than during the school year. It’s possible that your teen may enter...
Danielle (holding Madison), Paige and Lucas

Parent You Should Know … Paige Kennedy-Winston & Danielle Winston

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When Paige Kennedy-Winston and Danielle Winston met in 2018, sparks flew and things moved fast. Married in 2022, they had their son in 2023...
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Support for DC Dads

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After their daughter was born in 2019, Kalvin Bridgewater was so focused on helping his wife get the help she needed that he didn’t...

Easing the Growing Pains of Being a New Parent

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By Theresa RiceWhat do you think of when you hear the word transition? If you are a parent, you probably think of kids and...
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June: 5 Things for Families To Know in the DMV

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Summer break is almost here, and with it lots to explore in the Washington, D.C. area including a new museum, events for America's 250th,...

Big Summer Fun on a Small Budget

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Let’s face it: Amusing your children all summer can be a real budget buster. Keeping your little ones entertained from breakfast until bedtime can...
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Supporting Your Middle Child

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“Middle child syndrome” is a common phrase used to describe how middle children may feel left out or frequently compared to their siblings. In...