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Yes, you can contribute to your kid's classroom. Here's how.
Capture summer memories in these mini time capsules.
Move over, PB&J—we’ve got a few new favorites that take the same ol’ same ol’ out of packing school lunches. Nutritious, easy, delicious.
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The back-to-school season is the perfect time to teach your kid a thing or two about wants, needs and sticking to a budget.
The end-of-summer countdown has officially begun. Allison McDonald, blogger behind No Time For Flash Cards, suggests these kid-friendly activities to help stir creativity and make the most out of the final vacation days.
Throw, shoot, kick and run with these fun family games.
Yes, you can contribute to your kid's classroom. Here's how.
What's the biggest back-to-school challenge for working moms? According to our survey, it's juggling work and family. Here, tips to strike the right balance this season.
We want the kids to hit the classroom without Mommy going nuts. So here’s your very own weekly schedule of essential to-do’s—new clothes: check; vaccinations: check; supplies: check. Calmer you: check!
During summer vacation, it can be easy for children to check out of learning. Keep your child mentally engaged and still having fun with one of these kits, games and apps.
Whether they're running under the sprinklers or rolling around on a scooter, kids will have a blast with these fun playthings made for the great outdoors.
Capture summer memories in these mini time capsules.
Summer may mean freedom for your kids, but it's the annual child care scramble for you. Katie Bugbee, managing editor of care.com, offers solutions.
Working moms have limited time to help out in the classroom as it is, but if only a few parents are pitching in, the workload grows for everyone. We've got a few ideas to help get everyone involved.
For working moms, finding the time to frost two dozen cupcakes seems impossible. Well, we've got news for you—you don't have to and you can still be a great classroom volunteer. Go ahead and give yourself a pat on the back. Here's why.
Room parent, crew parent, grade parent—no matter what you call it, the job of coordinating parents likely comes with a rumored reputation at your school. Don't let tall tales keep you from stepping up to the plate.
Keep the chaos to a minimum by prepping a list in advance of what needs to be tackled once the school year begins.
