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Stoney Sellars

Peek inside the life of local dad Stoney Sellers and get a glimpse of everyday parenting — from the madness to the mess-ups!

Lupie's

Our family loves a trip to the run-down shack on Monroe Road known as Lupie's. Though it's not much to look at on the outside, inside is one of Charlotte's best café's.

Older Dads

While the majority of children are born to fathers ages 20-34, becoming a later-in-life dad is a distinct trend. Current research indicates that since 1980, birth rates have increased 40 percent for men 35-49.

Avoid Fright-Night Fears

Surprises and spooky images of Halloween may be fun for some kids, but what's your child's threshold for scary subject matter?

O' Scrap! What Can I Make for the Holidays?

If the thought of scrapbooking makes you cringe and conjure up images of yellowed photos from high school in a leatherette-bound construction paper contraption with faded corsages and swim team ribbons bulging from its contents, think again.

Time Off for Baby

When planning your maternity leave from work, you need to get a handle on what laws apply to your situation and what benefits you're entitled to. With so many options, understanding your legal rights with regard to employment discrimination and health insurance benefits during and after pregnancy is crucial.

Super St. Patrick's Day Websites

Top o' the mornin' to you, lads and lasses! Lay down your shillelagh (that's an Irish walking stick to you), step from the clovers and shamrocks and try your hand at St. Patrick's Day on the Internet.

Grey Hair and "Goodnight Moon"

Teresa Johnson is 48 and the mother of 2-year-old Nicolaus. Most of her friends have children in high school and college, and Johnson smiles when she talks about getting potty-training

Homesick Camper Blues

A little homesickness is good for kids! Find out why and what to do to help make camp vacations easier for all.

Stay-At-Home-Dads

Hear from dads who are the primary caregivers and why they choose to take on the job.

Middle-Child Syndrome

One of the biggest keys to understanding middle child syndrome is recognizing it isn't one size fits all. Some middle children may feel angry they didn't get enough attention at home and act out negatively, while others may put the lessons they've learned to good use by becoming an artist or performer ... or maybe even President.