14 Ways to Make Summertime Learning Fun
by Christa Melnyk Hines Wondering how to help your child retain reading, writing and math skills she gained over the school year [...]
How to Spot ADHD in Your Daughter (and Your Son, too)
While commonly diagnosed in boys, ADHD symptoms look different in girls By Brandy Centolanza Most kids are curious, fidgety, impulsive and [...]
5 Ways to Help Kids Manage Anxiety During the Coronavirus Pandemic
By Kate Sheehan LCSW Anxiety thrives on uncertainty. These are uncertain times. We can expect our children to feel more than the [...]
Celebrating Your Kid’s Birthday Party at Home During the Coronavirus
By Cheryl Maguire “Will I be able to have my birthday party?” My daughter’s 12th birthday is in April and she has [...]
Kid Stations: The One Tool You Need for Surviving Extended Time at Home
By Sandi Haustein When you're spending hours at home, whether it's by choice or because of the Coronavirus, it doesn't take [...]
Coronavirus and the American Family
“We are stripped bare by the curse of plenty” – Winston Churchill Photo: Corey Miller Photography I’m not sure [...]
Katherine Calvert, Model
Local teen and her mother talk modeling, stereotypes, and maintaining balance By Brandy Centolanza Many teen girls would relish the opportunity to [...]
Legacy Mode
By Chris Jones With the closing song fresh off of my lips, I leaned over to collect my Bible and pen from [...]
Communicating Effectively with our Tweens
by Dianna Flett It is such a complicated time of the year. The holidays are over and there is a long sloshing [...]
Let it Go: Seven Things to Stop Worrying About
By Sarah Lyons Worrying, it’s something all parents do. I am guilty of it, especially when I lie awake at 3 am [...]
