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Children's Book Week is an annual event that brings together kids, teens, parents, libraries and schools and fosters a love and appreciation of reading.

Separation anxiety is caused when a mom reluctantly leaves her baby. Avoiding separation is hard, but finding good day care that a mom feels comfortable with is possible.

This year marks the 10th anniversary celebration of Get Caught Reading Month. A look at the history and how individuals and communities can join in the festivities.

Teaching kids biblical principles is serious to Sunday School teachers. Finding the best curriculum to do this is not always easy. Take a look at some of these tips.

Training children and teens to be wise in spending decisions and saving for the future will pay off when they become responsible consumers as adults.

Upward sports leagues are a great alternative to recreational programs for Christian parents. It offers a chance for youth to pray, play, and learn, while having fun!

Do you use monthly holidays in your lesson plans? Here's an continuing overview of "holidays" from July to December.

By age 8, children clearly recognize racial differences between themselves and their peers.

Skiing, riding and family-friendly snowsports with a big mountain feel, are within day-trip reach of Hartford, Worcester and Springfield, right off Interstate 91.

Just because your child is autistic doesn't mean you can take him (or her) on a family vacation. It just takes more planning and preparation. Here are some tips....

When siblings fight, an "Anger Wheel of Choice" lets children choose a calm down strategy.

Should your children be helping more around the house? The answer is probably 'yes.' The issue of kids and chores has many solutions and one is right for your family.

Jane Austen's wit is legendary, her observations raising daily life to high drama almost unequaled amongst any writers. Her talent is unique, and her simple life was art.

There are ways to circumvent the negative effects of media on children by encouraging healthy, inspiring activity, free from toy commercials and holiday marketing.