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Whether it's your first or second child, get ready for your new bundle of joy with these tips from Editor Michele Huggins.
When one spouse has a demanding job, it can take the sacrifice of an entire family.
Dreaming of a clean, food-free vehicle.
Meet the owner of Pachyderm Music Lab and the director of Girls Rock Charlotte.
Learn to set the table correctly, and handle the picky eater, the lazy guest, and wild child for a stress-free holiday gathering.
"Ferdinand" is a warm and charming take on how appearances can be deceiving.
Whether it’s a present for a toddler, a child who loves all things sports, a young artist or tech-loving preteen, our annual gift guide has you covered.
Eckles co-owns Clean Juice and is a mother of five.
Mercedes Cotchery, wife of former NFL Carolina Panther Jerricho Cotchery and mom to five adopted children shares insights on adopting a child.
#GivingTuesdayCLT supports 235 nonprofits and rallies Charlotteans to give back to the community, families and children.
Tips for parents to understand and help their iGeneration kids.
Meet Jena Burgin-Peters, the owner of JBP Entertainment-Dance Studio.
CycleBar owner and mom of five shares her thoughts on work-life balance and what inspires her.
Grab a friend and make an afternoon of shopping at the Not Your Mom's Pop-Up Shop.
This October, all ages can be a part of a community-wide book club with Charlotte Mecklenburg Library's annual Community Read.
Do you have a great relationship with the family next door? Sept. 28 is Good Neighbor Day.
Yes, you can make time for what you love.
Sarah Baucom is co-founder of Girl Tribe Co., Pink Toast and Girl Tribe Pop Up.
These Charlotte-area stay-at-home moms are using their skills to become savvy business owners.
Set a family rhythm that works.
Drop these things from your list of parenting pressures.
Tina Postel shares her take on raising three children in Charlotte while also serving as executive director of a nonprofit that provides food to families in need.
As a new school year kicks off, parents may be toying with the reality of letting their child be home alone for a few hours after school.
Your guide to local organizations that accept harder-to-donate items
Tutors, homeschool helpers, childcare resources, counselors and more.
Sports leagues and fitness classes for kids.
