Read Charlotte Launches ‘Commit to 80’
The community is being asked to pledge commitment March 7-21 and ultimately get involved throughout the year.
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3 Music Cities for Families to Discover
Follow the beat in New York, Nashville and Austin
Visit the Georgia Aquarium in the Heart of Atlanta
The public aquarium, known to be the world’s second largest, boasts 60 animal habitats and 10 million gallons of water filled with 1,000 species of marine life.
Summer Programs FAQ for High School Students
Parents should be realistic about what you’re paying for.
Teaching Kids to Be Kind Online
Principles for respectful relationships at home, school, work and community.
A Date Night Movie Review: 'Game Night'
The film is compelling comedy with a dynamite cast, innovative plot and sharp delivery.
'Early Man' is Well-Crafted and Clever
Despite strong sexual innuendo, the film conveys a message about working together to overcome obstacles.
How Video Games Designed for Young Kids Lead to Gaming Addiction
Seven reasons to think twice before introducing your child to video games.
Small Class Size and Specials: Can We Have Both?
SPONSORED BY Small Class Size and Specials: Can We Have Both? Concept Plan Image (Courtesy of Insight Architect) Compared to CMS schools, the student-teacher ratio at Charlotte's East Voyager Academy is significantly lower so that individualized instruction is available to all students and specials will always…
It Is Time to Stop School Shootings
The Broward County High School Shooting — and all the others — should not be happening.
How to Talk to Your Children About Difficult Topics
Although it may not always be easy, it is now more important than ever for parents to talk with their children about difficult subjects. Learn five guidelines to help.
Make the Olympics the Family Olympics
Ideas on how to get the whole family involved in the 2018 Winter Olympics.
3 Basic Needs a Screen Can’t Give Your Child
The isolating nature of too much screen time must be recognized and with some intentional practice, we can bridge the gap that our kids may be feeling.
Monitoring the In-House Arcade
Are you aware of what you kids are playing?
Super Bowl Fun for Kids
Keep the kids focused on football fun with these games, crafts and party ideas.
Middle School Camps: Discovering Passions While Building Life Skills
Specialized summer camps enable middle-schoolers to dive into an activity they love without school-year obligations.
Molly Grantham Is Victorious
The news anchor talks about her new book, juggling family and career, and how life sometimes turns out differently than you imagined.
The Best Family Screen Plan
Parents need to understand that they are in control, not the kids and not current culture.
History Comes Alive in Mount Vernon, Virginia
A visit to President George Washington’s estate offers families an iconic American history experience.
7 Ways to Make YouTube Kids Safer
To keep your kids safe while using YouTube Kids, consider taking advantage of these options
The Teen Dating Game
Whether or not your child has gone on a date, now is the time to start a conversation about building healthy relationships.
The Benefits of Obstacle Course Camps
Several facilities have popped up in North Carolina to offer kids and adults safe environments in which to learn, train and play.
How to Talk About Sexual Assault With Your Child
In the wake of sexual allegations of many high-profile Hollywood and news professionals, and the #timesup and #metoo movements, it's time to discuss sexual assault with your children.
4 Books That Celebrate Girl Power
Put on your cape, dust off your tiara and settle in with these four books featuring fun, feisty and fearless female leads.
