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A parent seeking help with tantrums, bedtime or difficult school mornings can find many books, videos and other resources offering answers. The harder task is deciding which advice is credible, relevant, and will actually help and deliver the results we want. There is also only so much time a busy mother, father, or caregiver can spare to research the information.

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Helen had paid for everything. Three private programs, a family lawyer, a specialist recommended by a friend of a friend. When her son’s third attempt at treatment ended earlier than planned, she sat at the kitchen table at 3 a.m. with a spreadsheet of what she’d spent and a growing sense that none of the numbers touched the real problem. She had always assumed that having re...


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Cooking with children sounds like a lovely way to spend an afternoon. You picture everyone happily mixing ingredients, decorating cupcakes, and learning a few kitchen skills along the way.

The reality? Flour on the floor, sticky fingerprints everywhere, and at least one argument over who gets to lick the spoon.

Cooking together doesn’t have to end in chaos. With...


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A practical guide from the first swaddle transition to the toddler bed, written by someone who bought the wrong one twice.


The first sleep sack I bought was adorable. It had tiny foxes on it, it was on sale, and it was far too warm for a Florida nursery in June. My son woke up every ninety minutes looking like he had just finished a hot yoga cla...


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