Take Your Child to Work Day: Past, Present and Future
For many children participating in Take Your Child to Work Day (TYCTWD) on Thursday, April 25, the experience will be enlightening, exciting and, quite...
Getting the Most Out of Taking Your Child to Work
For more than 30 years, families across the nation and around the world have celebrated Take Your Child to Work Day (TYCTWD), which officially...
The Danish Difference: How Practices Like Hygge Help Families
If we told you that three brothers whose names all started with “M” wore matching red caps and came from a far away land...
Daylight Savings Time: How to Beat the Sunday Scaries
The clocks are set to spring forward at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 10, and parents everywhere have a sense of impending doom, as that...
Sledding Safety Tips for Winter Fun
By Katy M. Clark
There is no better way to spend a winter’s day than swooshing down a sledding hill with your family. While sledding...
Decoding Your Child’s Love Language
Every child is unique and special in their own way. Just like adults, children also have their own love languages, which are the different...
My Turn: Karate Skills On and Off the Mat
Teaching children karate is without question the most rewarding job a person can have. That is just my opinion, of course. When I began...
Parent You Should Know: Miko Peled
Miko Peled has been practicing and teaching karate for over 30 years, with a full-time position as an instructor until about 10 years ago,...
How Parental Affection Shapes Children
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and many couples—yes, even parents—have plans for the big day. But the affection you show your partner also plays...
How to Teach Kids to be Grateful
I remember the days when my children made lists of desired holiday toys. They pored over the toy catalogs that came in the mailbox...
