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Unscheduled Summer Brings Some Shame, Some Boredom, Much Joy
just as I began to feel bad for my no-camp kids, I listened to your many plans a little closer. I hear exhaustion in your voice already. So once the shame subsides, I’m looking forward to an unscheduled summer around the house — together.
The Greater Outdoors are Greater with Clorox Clean Patio Furniture
#Sponsored When visitor arrive in SoCal from far colder, dreary regions you need clean patio furniture in a hurry so they can enjoy the greater outdoors. Thankfully, you have Clorox® Regular Bleach₂ with CLOROMAX®.
Kindergarten Graduation Ceremonies: We Don’t Get It, Either
Do the kids write things on top of their kindergarten graduation hats like high school and college graduates do? Things like, “The real world starts now,” “Party time!” or “NAPS ARE DEAD TO ME!”
Parenting Sick Kids: The Art of Juggling (Vomit) Bowls Atop a Unicycle
In the first few months of preschool, your soon-to-be sick child will bring home lots of paper with smaller pieces of paper glued onto it and germs. Both are nuisances, but the germs are probably slightly more disruptive.
Dads with Daughters Dating Told to Put Down Their Guns
Three dads with daughters blast the well-worn trope of the overprotective father pulling out a gun to threatens his child’s prom date, and suggest better ways to raise strong women and men.
Lower Parenting Bar for ‘SuperMom’ Status, Raise it for ‘SuperDad’
Feel free to praise a dad going above and beyond, but hold off when he is just parenting. Save some of that praise for the everyday tasks for the SuperMoms who does it every day with little appreciation.
College Search Tips for Helping You, Your High Schooler Find the Right ‘Fit’
Looking for a college can be quite stressful for families. Here are five big-picture college search tips to help you and your children keep perspective and find the right “fit.”
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