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Wild at heart, wild animals, Wild Thang, walk on the wild side … holy moly COW, you ain’t seen “wild” until you host your 16-year-old’s surprise party.
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Yes, this podcast is called “Heaving Bosoms.” If you find that endearing and hilarious, then more than likely you will find this podcast to be the same.
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What do whoopee cushions, dino bank robbers, and dogs’ rights have in common? They’re all subjects of the hilarious podcast Story Pirates.
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New research does proclaim that extracurriculars are promising for kids and their development in numerous ways, even during early childhood.
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While I'm a huge fan of podcasts for adults, there's a special place in my heart for kids’ podcasts.
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Each week we suggest a new podcast to add to your playlist. Up this week: the half reality show, half self-help podcast "By the Book."
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Whether you couldn’t find a sitter for New Year’s Eve or you don’t feel like heading out in the fray, you can still have a fun, kid-friendly celebration.
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by Katherine Clover
If you have hippie-ish parents in your life, and you're panicking about how to shop for their kids, you aren't alone.
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For 100 years, toy manufacturers have challenged themselves to produce the next great…cardboard box. These, which have stood the test of time, come close.
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These orchestral music pieces will evoke the feeling of a magical winter ride and excite your imagination of gliding on a sparkling snow-covered landscape.
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I took a look at some of these items and, no offense to Queen Oprah, but I beg to differ.
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Here are seven books that will make your child want to put down the controller and move their feet.
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Knowing block play has cognitive benefits that extend beyond the toddler years, how can we encourage kids to stay engaged and interested in them?
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I’ve tried everything to get my own kids to turn off the lights. I’ve been stern, threatening to take away their prized possessions.
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Could it be that learning to read at a later age could have benefits, both for children now and the adults they become?
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by Crystal Ponti
If you’re looking for something to read, here are some favorite new books to put on your radar:
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There’s a wide selection of symphonic music that is beautiful and powerful as well as spooky for Halloween.
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Crowds of children, the fear of personal contact, and the idea of approaching strangers for candy can be too much for a kid on the spectrum.
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Where there is a playground, we will be there as Protectors of the Peace, like mundane super heroes keeping an eye on petty criminals.
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Here are six reasons you may want to consider letting your little sportie try out for basketball or soccer next year.
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Youth sports have become less about having a good time and getting exercise and more focused on competition. It's time to bring some playfulness back.
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Recent research suggests that for toddlers and preschoolers, recess might be key to childhood development.
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Besides improving our mood, singing karaoke offers many physical, emotional, social, and educational benefits.
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World Space Week 2017 is an ideal time to introduce your family to space-themed orchestral music and the magic of astronomy.
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