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  s-NO-w Day

  The world won't come to a halt if you spend the snow day with your kids

  Peter Shankman offers some great advice on what to do with that surprise snow day read more »
  
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  Three books to encourage healthy outdoor play

  Great ideas to help kids get outside

  A fun journey with a grandma and granddaughter, nature play and how to create areas to connect children with the natural world read more »
  
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  Words to soothe the angry child

  The right phrase can make all the difference

  Pandemic or no, children can get really mad, really fast. The folks at motherly offer some strategic phrases that can help de-escalate any number of situations, from toddler-hood to the teen years. It’s never too early to teach anger management. read more »
  
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  Time outs reframed as “safe space”

  Constructive ways to help your child cool down

  In decades past, “standing in the corner” was a punishment norm. It morphed into “time out,” which is changing yet again. Here are some helpful views on this evolving form of discipline. read more »
  
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  Tips for teaching kids mindfulness

  It’s never too early or too late to start

  The prospect of teaching mindfulness techniques to children can be daunting. Meggie Seaver at Real Simple offers tips to help make it easy. read more »
  
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  Tips for balancing working from home with remote learning

  A few tweaks in your routine will do wonders

  Some experts – including parents – offer some helpful “hacks” to help you achieve work/parenting balance read more »
  
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  Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday and Read Across America Day

  These books have been loved by kids and parents for decades

  Dr. Seuss has helped parents teach tolerance, respect and more with his beautiful stories. Read Across America Day is celebrated on his birthday. Here are some of our favorites from this beloved author for you to read to your kids. read more »
  
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  Teach your kid to meditate

  Tips for toddlers, preschoolers, elementary-age, tweens, and teens

  Care for the mind is as important as care for the body, especially for kids. Mediation is a great way to help them help themselves. read more »
  
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  Vision boards show the way

  You kid’s pictures will speak louder than words

  A vision board is a powerful way for both you and your child to get to know themselves and their desires. read more »
  
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  Indoor spots for teens to play

  Older kids need exercise too

  A list of places for teens to have fun indoors read more »