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Tween Survival in Middle School

Simple and practical strategies from an expert to help tweens begin the transition to adulthood in the middle-school years.

Gratitude for Grandma

One night, way back in some year B.C. (before children), I found myself in the middle of an ugly scene in a graduate school class. What started out as an innocuous discussion about parental influence on education quickly turned into a mother in-law bashing session.

When Tattling Is Good

Many children fear the label of "fink," "rat," "squealer," or "blabbermouth." But there are many things children should feel free and comfortable to tell a trusted adult.

College Application Essay Tips

Tips to how a college essay should be written and what it should include.

Mischievous … and Misbehaving at School

My son, a first-grader, is a saint at home, but he behaves terribly at school. I get an e-mail from his teacher almost every day about his constant talking, making funny noises and getting out of his seat.

Birthday Parties for Babies

Tips and ideas for throwing a birthday party for a little one.

Carolina Renaissance Festival

Carolina Renaissance Festival brings merriment to little lords and ladies. Going back in time doesn’t require a time machine.

How to Make Your Child's Birthday Special When it Falls in the Middle of the Week

Honoring your child's birthday as a family.

Putting an End to Helicopter Parenting

Why teens need to learn for themselves. Not so long ago, life was simpler and children were sent out to play until the street lights came on.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Quick question: Do your kids act differently at school than they do at home?

NASCAR Dads: Jamie McMurray's No. 1 Team

Racing to Fatherhood! Jamie McMurray and the No. 1 Team are enjoying a baby boom. View behind-the-scenes photos

Birthday Party Entertainment: Tips to Finding the Right Entertainer

Don't panic at the prospect of amusing a group of kids at your child's birthday party. Instead, hire an entertainer.

Stress and Scars

Cutting is a painful and growing habit among today’s teen population. Learn more about why teens are cutting and how to help.

Birthdays that Benefit: Sharing Cake, Candles and Care

Birthday Blessings brings joy and support to homeless children and families through birthday celebrations and more.

Cute Costumes on the Cheap

3 local moms get crafty for Halloween.

Reconnecting Without the Kids

A quiet morning leads two parents to make some noisy conversation of their own.

Teaching Kids About Work

Achieving work-life balance is a common quest for parents. Remain positive and have a good attitude in order to send the right message.

Embracing the Reality of 'Happily Ever After'

A Q&A with Kelly Swanson, author of "Who Hijacked My Fairy Tale," and the 2010 Moms@Work keynote speaker who implores women to hang on to humor when life doesn't go as planned.

When a Loved One Dies

How to help young hearts and minds grieve after someone close dies.

Teaching Kids Eco Responsibility

Whether you feel being green is a fad or here to stay, sustainability is an fantastic opportunity to put children in charge of that "something" they require to feel confident in household contributions.