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Here are 5 recommendations to support parents in understanding school issues, helping children cope and tackling problems.

The school year can certainly inspire its share of frantic feelings. At home, you can try some of these simple, nature-inspired approaches to make your child feel more grounded, centered and ready to learn.

As you prepare to send your kids off for the new school year, check out these 5 simple tips to help you confidently stay connected during the upcoming back-to-school season.

To help you determine whether your child is enjoying quality screen time, see a list of questions to get the conversation started.

If you're a parent with a smartphone or tablet, it probably didn't take long before your little one first reached for your shiny device. But how young is too young to introduce your children to technology? Find out here.

If you are struggling to manage your busy life and achieve balance, check out a collection of gathered advice from students who are "doing it all."

Learn how to inspire your teen to expand their horizons and find their passion.

Get tips on how to help prepare your child for kindergarten over the summer.

See a list of 5 simplethings you can do to promote literacy at home and beyond.

Reading helps instill an interest in learning, exercises the brain and improves concentration, critical thinking and vocabulary. Here are some tips to encourage your children to read more and enjoy it.

Even adults struggle to manage their time but if you don't want your kid to struggle, here are some tips from the experts that will help you teach a kid about the importance of time and how to manage it. 

As you prepare your kids to head back to school, follow these tips to ensure they are healthy and safe.

As you get your kids ready to go back to school, here are a couple things to keep in mind.

What's a parent to do when a child comes home with a blemished report card? An educational psychologist has some tips.

It was easy to show up for your child's Little League games over the summer ... but how can you, as a parent, continue that level of involvement and support during the school year?

Parents have many options when it comes to what type of learning environment is best for their child. Take a closer look at some learning options.

Want to stop teen smoking? Follow this no-nonsense approach, from setting a good example to making a plan and celebrating success.