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Want to get good holiday photos of the kids to send out to friends and family? Here are some ideas to help parents get the best pictures of their kids.

Most great gifts do not come from a department store and creating a family newsletter that is mailed to distant friends and family may be the perfect choice this year.

Parks and playgrounds can provide unlimited creative opportunities for photographing kids (of all ages), and your subjects will be co-operative because they're having fun

Learn how to take good pictures of family at home and on vacation this year.

Children's books aimed at preschoolers adopted from China, Korea and Vietnam help adoptees understand their birth culture and how they joined their adoptive family.

How to create a Christmas ornament with a child's handprint and picture that's sure to bring lasting memories.

Do you want your photographs to be a legacy for future generations? These tips are adapted from a presentation by Colorado photographer Reeta Treat.

Kids & Pets, Night Portrait, Fireworks, Snow, Foliage are additional picture modes found on many cameras and give photographers more creative control than the Auto mode.

With Christmas just around the corner, here are some easy homemade gift ideas that kids under five can make all by themselves!

You don't have to be a professional photographer to get great pictures of your children. Learning these simple rules for photographing kids will make all the difference.

Sending off a photo to family and friends for Christmas? Or turning a portrait of the kids into a card? Here are tips to set the holiday mood for the pictures this year.

Get free printable Halloween crossword puzzles, word mine worksheets & kids Halloween activities. Find witch, bat, pumpkin, spider puzzles & vampire word searches.

What's your family's learning style? Learn the difference between unschooling, Charlotte Mason, car-schooling, classical education, online education, and school-at-home.

Asking children to pose for pictures usually yields photos that are stiff and artificial. Try these tips to get natural photos that showcase who your child really is.

Kids spend countless hours texting, chatting and social networking, many unaware of potential dangers. Here are some tips for concerned parents to take control.

If you have a movie buff in your house, then a movie-theme birthday party is a great way to celebrate. Here are some easy and fun ideas for the best movie party in town.

Not all writing lessons need to involve prompts or worksheets. Throw in some music or artwork and watch students' creativity flow.

Inexpensive crafts can fill an hour or two with a group of young children at a birthday party. Play some of the activities as artsy games.

A family ski vacation can be an annual highlight. Children need to be well prepared and equipped with functional gear and comfortable warm ski clothing.