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Cooking and baking with kids is an excellent way for families to spend time together, while getting kids interested in different kinds of food.

Many conferences and workshops are held that offer valuable information and networking for parents of kids with special needs.

Homemade Halloween costumes are "in," thanks to the economy. Have fun, save money and teach kids about hand hygiene and handwashing by making a H1N1 flu-themed costume.

Adults with learning disabilities as well as parents, caregivers, and teachers will benefit from the LDA's 2009 Conference.

Watching television with your child can be annoying, but Nick and Disney air some shows that are written with both kids and adults in mind.

The importance of the family table and regular meals eaten together as a family.

Working with pre-school kids and toddlers on art activities like finger painting can give parents and young children quality time together. This kid-friendly art is fun.

Parents who offer food as a work incentive and use food to control a child's behavior are contributing to childhood obesity. Food rewards lead to poor nutrition habits.

Parents, kids and teachers can find fun free printable Thanksgiving activities like crafts, crosswords, puzzles, word searches and November holiday coloring pages online.

Research shows that children with good social skills make friends easier, do better at school and are more resilient to life's blows.

Tell the kids you love them by playing together, making their favourite dessert or by simply giving them a hug. Celebrate Valentine's Day all year long!

Quartz clock movement kits have made creating your own clocks an easy and affordable hobby that is enjoyable for anyone to try. You can make clocks out of almost anything

The humble neighborhood park can be a social hub, an opportunity to stay physically active, and a source of local resources and sense of community

Pregnant teens and teenage moms can find a lot of information and help online. This article lists American websites of interest to young moms and dads.

Whether you opt for classic, built-to-last clothing or cheap outfits that will wear out after a season, shop smart and save when you buy back-to-school clothes.

Becoming a work-at-home mom is easy and doable. Find tips and ideas in your community, on the Internet, or at home.

Sooner or later kids are going to be exposed to credit cards. Parents who supervise their kids carefully can empower them to make the right choices when they leave home.

When grandparents come to visit, it is an opportunity to bond with grandchildren while having fun. Here are some simple tips to help plan time for sharing experiences.

There are many kids filled with compassion. If your tween wants to help end hunger either in your hometown or around the world, here are some ideas to share.

Visits home can be stressful for both college students and their parents. Here are some things parents and students can discuss to help them build an adult relationship.

Learn Mid to Late Cretaceous dinosaur facts about Deinonychus, Parasaurolophus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex, and visit Chicago Brookfield Zoo's animatronic dinosaurs.

Part I of a series of reviews of electronics-related products to enhance Baby Boomers' lives. Can a Dragon allow you to talk to your computer?

A list of unique and personalized gifts for grandma for Christmas, Mother's Day, her birthday, anniversary or any other special occasion.

These three transracial adoption blogs written by Canadians give readers resources, information and insight into how race affects adoptive families.