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Eight ways parents can teach teens to be honest; James Patterson has some ideas on what to do about that summer slide and reading; For some gay parents, Mother’s Day (or Father’s Day) is awkward; What to do when other parents have different technology rules;
 
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My daughter and I are autistic. Here’s how we’ve bonded through ballet.
In the process of letting go of my anger over her exclusion from one studio, I stopped blaming myself for her autism.
By Jennifer Malia  •  Read more »
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Eight ways parents can teach teens to be honest
Lying is not always a clear-cut matter of right and wrong, and parents need to convey that complexity if they want to promote a culture of honesty.
By Phyllis L. Fagell  •  Read more »
 
James Patterson has some ideas on what to do about that summer slide and reading
Author James Patterson talks about the summer slide and why he’s writing for kids and donating books.
By Amy Joyce  •  Read more »
 
For some gay parents, Mother’s Day (or Father’s Day) is awkward
Who gets the coveted day off or the shower of attention and ‘World’s Best Mom’ gifts in same-sex couples?
By Gail Cornwall  •  Read more »
 
What to do when other parents have different technology rules
Even if you feel like you’re in control of what happens in your home, the parents of your child’s peers will undoubtedly come into play.
By Devorah Heitner  •  Read more »
 
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For Mother’s Day, turn a simple vase into a work of art
This marbled-glass project is easy to make for as little as $10.
By Christina Barron  •  Read more »
 
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‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’ and other films to watch with your kids
Parent-oriented reviews of what’s on big screens and little screens right now.
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