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Teaching your Teen to Drive from a Teen’s Perspective

by Hazel Woods | Parenting, Safety, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

Youth Writers Teaching your Teen to Drive from a Teen’s Perspective Driving! The ultimate form of...

20 Reasons Why Christmas with Teens is Amazing

by Katy M. Clark | Family Relationships, Holidays, Parenting, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

“Ugh, I’m out of food coloring!” I cried, peering into the cupboard. It was the last thing I...

When Your Child Doesn’t Make the Team

by Sarah Lyons | Activities, Parenting, School Age, Sports | 0 |

How can parents support their child when they are cut from the team? Being part of a team is a...

Best Practices to Protect Your Child in Sport

by Ju’Riese Colón, U.S. Center for SafeSport | Activities, Parenting, Safety, School Age, Sports, U.S. Center for SafeSport | 0 |

Athlete Safety and Well-being Come First Private pitching lessons. Post-practice sports massage. A...

Bullying Prevention Depends on Parents, Coaches

by Ju’Riese Colón, U.S. Center for SafeSport | Mental Haelth, Parenting, Sports, U.S. Center for SafeSport | 0 |

We’ve all seen it. Name-calling, ridiculing, spreading rumors, or even hitting. But how do you...

How To Extinguish Parent Burnout

by Cheryl Maguire | Courageous Parents Network, Health & Wellness, Mental Haelth, Parenting | 0 |

Help for the Overwhelmed! Jennifer first noticed feeling burned out when her daughter hit puberty....

Bay Area Family Creates Fun Bandage Tattoo

by Steven Friedman | Health & Wellness, Parenting, Pediatric Health | 0 |

There’s an expression that families who adventure together, grow together. But what about families...

The Private School Search: First-choice Letters: Should You Write One?

by Jean Abernathy | Education, Parenting, Private School Search, School Age, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

If you’re aiming high in the school search, especially for highly selective private schools, you...

The Private School Search: What to Include in a Parent Statement

by Jean Abernathy | Education, Parenting, Private School Search, School Age, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

The Parent Statement is a useful avenue to spotlight unique facets of your child and family. Most...

Beat the January Blues – How to Keep the Party Going Throughout The Year

by Katy M. Clark | Family Entertainment, Mental Haelth, Parenting | 0 |

After the excitement of ringing in the New Year, many of us are faced with the January blues. The...

Presence Over Presents

by Sarah Lyons | Family Relationships, Holidays, Parenting | 0 |

The holiday season is here again and many parents find themselves scrambling to shop for all of...

How to Create One-on-One Time with Your Kids When You Have No Free Time

by Sarah Lyons | Family Relationships, Parenting | 0 |

One of the biggest struggles of any busy parent, especially those parenting multiple children, is...

Make this Thanksgiving Meaningful

by Sarah Lyons | Fall Activities, Family Values, Holidays, Parenting, Seasonal, Thanksgiving | 0 |

Make this Thanksgiving Meaningful When we think of Thanksgiving Day, delicious food, football, and...

Lessons from the First Job – Parents Learn as Much as Teens Do

by Katy M. Clark | Parenting, Tweens & Teens, Work & Family | 0 |

I was sitting in my car in the parking lot of a banquet hall. I wasn’t there to attend a wedding...

How to Pick the Best Camp for Your Child

by American Camp Association | Parenting, Summer Camp | 0 |

Read on to find a wide range of information that will answer your checklist of questions in terms of how to best decipher the information in all of those brochures and how to make the most of an informational visit.

Build a Strong Foundation for Reading Success in Young Children

by Beth Dinelli, M.Ed. | Child Development, Education, Parenting, Preschoolers, School Age | 0 |

Build a Strong Foundation for Reading Success in Young Children Beth Dinelli, M.Ed. As an an...

Organizing Kids’ School Papers and Art Projects

by Sarah Lyons | Crafts & Experiments, House Keeping, Parenting | 0 |

Organizing Kids’ School Papers and Art Projects If you have school-age children, you are...

Financial Assistance: Basic Information You Should Know When Applying to a Private School

by Jean Abernathy | Education, Family Finances, Parenting, Private School Search, School Age | 0 |

Financial aid officers take into account your income, assets, and expenses, including educational costs for other children.

Teach Your Children to be Mindful

by Carole Kramer Arsenault | Behavior, Child Development, Health & Wellness, Parenting, Pediatric Health | 0 |

How do You Teach Your Children to be More Mindful? We often hear the challenges in teaching...

5 Life Lessons Learned at Camp

by Parents Press Staff | Child Development, Parenting, School Age, Summer Camp | 0 |

5 Life Lessons Learned at Camp Life lessons These are moments where the lightbulb goes off over...

How to Help Children with Their Homework How Much is Too Much?

by Jan Pierce | Child Development, Education, Parenting, School Age, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

How to Help Children with Their Homework How Much is Too Much? Whether you love it or hate it,...

What Do Teens Want from Their Parents?

by Jan Pierce | Behavior, Family Relationships, Mental Haelth, Parenting, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

Parents of teens often acknowledge they’re navigating uncharted territory and are open to advice...

Communicate and Connect with Your Child’s Teacher

by Janeen Lewis | Education, Parenting, Preschoolers, School Age, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

Do you feel intimidated when you think of talking with your child’s teacher? What if your child...

Countdown to College Checklist

by Janeen Lewis | Education, Parenting, Preparing for College, Tweens & Teens | 0 |

A Timeline That Will Take You Places Preparing for college can be overwhelming for high school...

How to Recognize Learning Differences in Early Childhood

How to recognize learning differences in early childhood Parents often sense when something about ...

Touring High Schools? Here’s What Colleges Wish You’d Ask When Visiting a Silicon Valley High School Open House

Touring High Schools? Here’s What Colleges Wish You’d Ask Touring high schools is one of the most exciting (and ...

What Is Inclusive Education? A Bay Area Parent’s Guide

What Is Inclusive Education? A Bay Area Parent’s Guide If your child has ADHD, autism, dyslexia, auditory ...

When Should You Start Touring Preschools in the Bay Area?

When Should You Start Touring Preschools in the Bay Area? Choosing a preschool is one of the most exciting—and ...

Teaching your Teen to Drive from a Teen’s Perspective

Youth Writers Teaching your Teen to Drive from a Teen’s Perspective Driving! The ultimate form of freedom and ...

How to Launch a High School AI Club in 10 Easy Steps

Inspire the Next Generation of Innovators Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaping industries and transforming ...

Five Early Indicators a Student Might Need Reading and Writing Support

Every parent wants their child to feel confident and capable in school, especially with foundational skills like ...

Finding the Right Fit: Why Small Schools Shine for Neurodiverse Students

Finding the Right Fit: Why Small Schools Shine for Neurodiverse Students As students approach the middle and high ...

High School Summers: A time to build the resume or unwind?

High School Summers: A time to build the resume or unwind? This time of year, I love asking my high school ...

The Private School Search: Questions to Ask Potential Schools

The Private School Search: Questions to Ask Potential Schools So you've done the groundwork. You’ve defined your ...

Timeline for Applying to a Private School

Not every school follows the same schedule, but many follow similar timetables for admission. The below timeline ...

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