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Like many active 10-year-olds, Ava* is involved in competitive cheerleading, enjoys playing the flute in her school’s band and loves spending time with her group of
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For the last four years, the last 208 weeks to be exact, I’ve been mentoring a group of high school girls who were scheduled to graduate in May. At the beginning, I
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As we approach the beginning of summer, we start to fantasize about trips to the beach, cookouts with family and friends, 4th of July fireworks and fun times at local poo
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Tell-me-about-it Being quarantined at home to avoid the novel coronavirus means parents are understandably stretched to their limit. Instead of having 14 separate jobs (e
Helping Your Children Get Through These (and Other) Difficult Times
These are difficult days. Families everywhere are reeling as we rapidly have to adopt social distancing and other measures to slow the spread of the Coronavirus. While it
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Teaching your child how to do two-digit addition or about World War II is important. But those are limited skills and facts. Teaching your child to love learning offers t
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Dr. Michele Borba is the author of over 20 parenting books, including “Unselfie: Why Empathetic Kids Succeed in Our All-About-Me World,” described as “a
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“For the last time, get off the computer!” ” If you don’t put that joystick down, you’ll have no thumbs by the time you’re 30!”
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