Why an Overlooked Part of the Christmas Story is Still Important Today
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
The Day of the Holy Innocents is a time to pray for peace and justice everywhere.
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Where to Turn When Your Adult Child Has Developmental Disabilities
By Branka Primetica and Lauri Scharf5 min read
Public and private agencies and a personal support network can help overcome obstacles.
10 Fun Facts from 50 Years of ‘Sesame Street’
By Brett Leveridge2 min read
Discover some things you might not know about the pioneering program that has had a positive influence on generations of children.
How a Dog Helped Her Son with Autism
Rachel Webb Turner shares how bringing a dog into her home enabled her son Wesley, who has autism, to connect with the world around him.
How a Community Comes Together to Entertain Housebound Boy
By Daisy Urgiles2 min read
Three-year-old Quinn can’t have any physical contact with the outside world, yet meets new friends daily—through his window.
The Best Life Advice from Mom
Be excellent, stand tall and have faith—Shawnelle Eliasen’s five boys share the best piece of advice they each received from their mom.
Could His Vision of Having a Daughter Come True?
By Meg Belviso3 min read
He saw an image of himself as a father a decade before he married, but wondered if it was just his imagination.
Kids in the Kitchen: Tanya Steel, Part III
Author Tanya Steel advises parents to encourage their kids to try everything and open their palate.
Kids in the Kitchen: Tanya Steel, Part II
Cookbook author Tanya Steel reveals what her kids love to eat.
Kids in the Kitchen: Tanya Steel, Part I
Tanya Steel shares tips for making quick, healthy meals for kids.
Kids in the Kitchen: Nancy Piho on Eating Out
Nancy Piho gives her advice for eating at restaurants with children.
Keeping Kids Clean: Advice for Parents
By Leslie Adair, Ph.D., Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation3 min read
An expert from the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation offers tips on how parents can help keep their children happy, healthy—and safe.
