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Nipping nagging
How to counteract a favorite technique |
All they do is nag, nag, nag. No, not parents, reveals a recent study by The Center for a New American Dream.
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Gift Guide 2002
Best kids’ products of the year |
Let the kids’ make their wish lists. We know what parents are shopping for: quality products that will educate or entertain long after they are purchased.
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Always the baby
Youngest children strive for attention |
Kelly Ryan knows exactly how to get her older sister to play with her, even if it means using her brother to do it.
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Single-parent celebrations
Negotiating the holidays with kids, minus a spouse |
While many people trim a Christmas tree or light a Hanukkah menorah during the holiday season, Tom Topousis is far more interested in decorating his car.
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Getting there by air
Travel tips for flying with children |
When my daughter, Siena, was almost 2 years old, we took an 8-hour flight to visit my husband’s family in Switzerland.
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Smooth sailing to a family reunion
Cruise ships offer family fun for all ages |
When I decided to get my entire family together for a reunion the first thought I had was CRUISE. Why?
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The tube isn’t always a boob
These new kids’ TV shows are worth watching |
Television — it distracts your children from doing their homework, it keeps them inside on a sunny day, it pits sibling versus sibling.
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Big-kid blues
Oldest children strive to meet high expectations |
Britta Hampel wasn’t allowed to have sleepovers until she was 10 years old. Her sister, Rachel, had them when she was about 7 or 8. And now, Alexa, 7, has been enjoying friends spending the night for over a year.
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Muscling up with powders and pills
Should teens turn to supplements to build strength? |
Your teenage son and his friends are suddenly shopping health food stores, in search of the perfect supplement to build muscle and bulk up for high-school athletics. The powders and bars tout energy and strength, but you have your doubts. Is the latest craze harmless, helpful, or something a parent should be concerned about?
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