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Special Needs

People with disabilities encourage "people-first language"

By Maureen Wallace on Jan 23, 2013

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Has political correctness run amok, or should we change the way we talk to better reflect respect for people with disabilities?
Parenting Tips & Advice

Shh... should mom keep a secret?

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 22, 2013

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Your child comes home from school and has something to tell you, but asks you to promise not to breathe a word. Once you’ve agreed,...
Mom & Dad

One and done: Deciding to have an only child

By Monica Beyer on Jan 22, 2013

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If you’ve decided to have one child, you may have already caught loads of grief from your friends and family members. We discuss...
Mom & Dad

Privacy-invading apps: How to keep kids safe on mobile devices

By Guest Author on Jan 22, 2013

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Those iPhone games that your kids play may be collecting more personal information about your kids than you think. According to a...
Mom & Dad

Not now, Mommy's pole dancing

By Ami Burns on Jan 22, 2013

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Sexy workouts are all the rage, but should you tell your kids that you're burning calories on the pole?
Child Development & Health

Does “mother-ese” help or hurt verbal development?

By Maureen Wallace on Jan 22, 2013

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Every parent does it eventually. One minute, you’re holding up your end of an impassioned debate about border control. The next...
Autism Spectrum Disorders

Autism: You gotta be in it to win it

By Allison Ziering Walmark on Jan 22, 2013

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The winning lottery ticket. Each time a company or person introduces a new autism study, a new autism “therapy” or new uses for...
Special Needs

Make-at-home toys to develop fine motor skills

By Maureen Wallace on Jan 21, 2013

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Children with special needs struggle with so many tasks that come easily to everyone around them. Instead of spending a lot to buy...
Mom & Dad

Tattoo tips for moms

By Maria Mora on Jan 21, 2013

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Whether you’re getting a tattoo to honor your kids or not, use these tips to be smart about your new ink. Learn what parts of your...
Parenting Humor

A letter from the Tooth Fairy

By Deirdre Kaye on Jan 18, 2013
This is a true story about the most ridiculous and adorable move a person has ever made on behalf of parents, the Tooth Fairy and...
Children's School & Education

Rise from the ashes: Beat homeschool burnout

By Tiany Davis on Jan 18, 2013

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If you have homeschooled your children for any length of time, you're familiar with the term "homeschool burnout." Many of us have...
Child Development & Health

Does my child need therapy?

By Maria Mora on Jan 18, 2013

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When a child’s life becomes complicated for any reason, it may be helpful to visit a licensed mental health counselor who...
Parenting Tips & Advice

Selfish mom 101: Why all moms should enroll

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 18, 2013

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So what if you don’t enjoy sitting on the sidelines of your child’s soccer game. Who cares if it’s not your bag to volunteer at the...
Kids with Special Needs

The first sleepover for your child with special needs

By Maria Mora on Jan 18, 2013

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It’s OK to be nervous about your child with special needs having his first sleepover. Learn how to make this big first a gentle...
Mom & Dad

Mean world, violent world: Are we desensitized to violence?

By Guest Author on Jan 17, 2013

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Have we, as a nation, become so accustomed to fictional violence in TV, movies and video games that we now are desensitized to...
Parenting Tips & Advice

Tween going on 20: From coffee to coifing

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 17, 2013

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Just yesterday it was pigtails and slushees. Now it’s hair extensions and double espressos? Why does your tween think she’s 20 and...
Parenting Advice & Columns

Mom story: I used to be deaf

By Julie Weingarden Dubin on Jan 17, 2013

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For Sarah Churman, being legally deaf was all she knew for 29 years until a surgical implant gave her the gift of hearing. Her...
Child Development & Health

Is your only child a lonely child?

By Sherri Kuhn on Jan 15, 2013

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We have all heard the accusations — only children are spoiled, self-centered, difficult socially or even just plain lonely. For...
Mom & Dad

Get your mama workout on... inside your house!

By Katie Kavulla on Jan 15, 2013

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It's raining, it's pouring, your workout's getting boring! If you're a mom who loves to exercise outside, the winter months can be...
Parenting Advice & Columns

Chasing the Dream: Toss those nagging thoughts away

By Sarah W. Caron on Jan 15, 2013
First comes the little inner voice. You know the one: It scolds you when you do something wrong and berates you for not being a good...

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