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Parents always want the best for their children. They want them to be successful in school and not get caught up using drugs, alcohol or tobacco.
A trip to Appalachian Ski Mountain is just what you need to get your family fueled for some North Carolina winter fun.
It’s hard to imagine there being an upside to the recession, but it does present a great opportunity for parents to teach children about the importance of healthy money management skills. Even kids in elementary school can benefit from an allowance system that includes keeping track of spending and planning for future purchases.
Giving our children an education includes more than the three Rs they learn in school.
Many families struggle to find the time to be together and exercise, but a few moments of playful activity and fun as a family can give everyone a boost of energy.
At school, children certainly spend time learning the three R’s, but what about the three E’s?
For the third straight year, our kid testers played through an avalanche of fun and games.
Many parents are conflicted about when to talk to their children about their adoption. We shed some light on how/when to do it.
John Banks loves competition, and there's nowhere he's more competitive than on the tennis court.
Jill Moore knows something about blazing trails. The 16-year-old is Cabarrus County's first wheelchair athlete.
Jessica Philbrook stays on her toes whether she's performing in a studio or in the classroom.
In some ways, Hunter Cameron is not your typical teenager.
When Caitlin Gilliland walks on stage, she mesmerizes audiences with her graceful and elegant voice.
Brian Holberton is focused on precision behind home plate and at school.
Girl Scout troop leader Kelly Markiewitz has high praise for high school senior Anna Bobrow. "She's not afraid to blaze her own trail," says Markiewitz.
"Just do it" is a well-known Nike trademark and the personal mantra of Cody Starnes, a 12th grader at Independence High School.
Good parents want their children to be able to tackle all of life's challenges. We've got tips on how parents can play an active role in teaching teens to be safe behind the wheel.
Megan Thomas is dedicated to serving others and making a difference in the world around her.
Read about Harding University High School student and terrific tee Karina Anderson, who serves her community and still maintains top grades.
Read a story about a terrific teen Lane Baker receiving the National Silver Medal at The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards as a merit of his wonderful historical fiction story.
It takes a lot of hard work to be No. 1 and TJ Tkacik knows about work.
Board games are fun for everyone. See what the National Parenting Publications Awards choose for all ages and stages.
A few tell-tales signs that your child might have started pursuing the opposite sex.
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