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When to Hold Your Preschooler Back from Kindergarten

In North Carolina public schools, children who turn 5 by Aug. 31 are eligible to start school that year.

Cursive Writing - Is It Obsolete?

The fundamentals of handwriting are still introduced to children as early as age 3. But the progression of penmanship education — from print to cursive — is being interrupted by technology.

Keeping a Family Fit

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.

The Three Es of Education

At school, children certainly spend time learning the three R’s, but what about the three E’s?

Whole Food Cooking with the Family

"I am not a cook," says Christi Coverston. As the mother of two growing boys, Coverston sometimes finds herself, like many moms, in a rut when it comes to preparing family meals, snacks and school lunches. But she recently found help in an unusual place — a new teaching kitchen at the Morrison Family YMCA in Ballantyne.

Life or Death: Teen Suicide

Know the danger signs of a child who may be at risk of committing suicide.

A Stress-Free Holiday

Learn how to conquer the chaos to enjoy a simpler season.

When is it right to talk adoption with my child?

Many parents are conflicted about when to talk to their children about their adoption. We shed some light on how/when to do it.

2009 Terrific Teen: Jill Moore

Jill Moore knows something about blazing trails. The 16-year-old is Cabarrus County's first wheelchair athlete.

NAPPA Top Toys for 2009: For Ages 7 & Up

Cool is the name of the game for kids ages seven and older. Find the top recommendations from the National Parenting Publications Awards for this age group.

NAPPA Top Toys for 2009: For Preschoolers

Want to know what preschoolers will go crazy for this year? Find the top toys from the National Parenting Publications Awards.

NAPPA Top Toys for 2009: For Ages 5 & Up

Kids five and older love toys that make them feel like bigger kids. We've got the top choices from the National Parenting Publications Awards.

2009 Terrific Teen: Cody Starnes

"Just do it" is a well-known Nike trademark and the personal mantra of Cody Starnes, a 12th grader at Independence High School.

Coping With Child's First Dental Visit

Tips and helpful hints on how to make the first trip to the dentist a great success

Lollipops-The Magic Orchestra: A Halloween Spectacular

Kid reporter Cyre Clark reviews the Lollipops, Magic Orchestra concert, A Halloween Spectacular.

Factors to Consider Before You Adopt

Want to know what's involved with adoption? An adoption expert and a local mom share their insights.

How to Talk to Adoptive Parents

Sometimes addressing parents with adoptive children can be equally hard. Find out the right way to address everyone involved.

2009 Terrific Teen: Megan Thomas

Megan Thomas is dedicated to serving others and making a difference in the world around her.

2009 Terrific Teen: TJ Tkacik

It takes a lot of hard work to be No. 1 and TJ Tkacik knows about work.

How to Talk to Adoptive Parents

Sometimes addressing parents with adoptive children can be equally hard. Find out the right way to address everyone involved.

Children and Funerals

Giving kids choices for how to say goodbye.

What to Do with an Hour or Two

Just for kicks and some sympathy I don't really deserve, I recently calculated the percentage of waking hours that I have spent with one or both of my sons since becoming a stay-at-home dad five years ago.