Parenting
Parenting
First Time at Overnight Camp
First Time at Overnight Camp
Planning for summer begins now. If you are considering an overnight or sleep-away camp — also known as resident camps — for your child for the first time, it’s natural to have some apprehension about...
The Power of Food for Children with Special Needs
The Power of Food for Children with Special Needs
When a child is diagnosed with special needs, parents are introduced to an array of therapies to help improve the child’s life. Determining a treatment plan can be...
Teaching Kids to Self-Advocate
Teaching Kids to Self-Advocate
Before I had children, I worked in the dean of student’s office at Queens University of Charlotte. My job was to help students achieve personal and academic goals.
Middle-School Students Learn to Advocate Through Extensions Program
Middle-School Students Learn to Advocate Through Extensions Program
When Trent Lose, 15, saw his middle-school friends at Randolph Middle School disappear from homeroom each morning, he was curious about where they were going.
How to Negotiate and Blend Family Customs for the Holidays
How to Negotiate and Blend Family Customs for the Holidays
Every Christmas Eve, my husband and I discuss whether the presents from Santa should be wrapped. We’ve been together for so long, we’re not sure whose family tradition...
Throwing Birthday Parties That Give Back
Throwing Birthday Parties That Give Back
The anniversary of the birth of a child is a celebratory time. We gather friends and family to sing “Happy Birthday,” eat cake and play games. Then the long-awaited moment arrives, the birthday boy or girl opens...
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