What Your Teen Still Needs From You Even Though She Seems Grown-Up
If you have a teen, you probably look at him—on those rare moments when he isn’t holed up in his roo
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Learn a New Language (Or Two) at Pusteblume International Preschool near Union Square
Pusteblume (its name signifies a white, fuzzy dandelion) is the first and only licensed preschool in
How to Speed Clean Your House Before the Holiday Guests Arrive
If you have guests coming over but don't have time for a deep clean of the whole house, take these e
Find Out What's So Special About the Gillen Brewer School
The Gillen Brewer School, an independent school that focuses on special needs education helps its st
The British International School of New York is Committed to Creating Well-Rounded Students
The British International School of New York currently enrolls students from more than 40 countries,
My Dream Car Helped Me Get Back in Gear After the Post-Baby Blues
One mom bought her dream car after having a baby—something some would say is "selfish"—as a way to r
6 Milestones Your Teen Will Experience—And How You Can Cope
As your children grow older and progress through the teenage years, there are certain milestones she
50 Ways to Have the Best Fall Ever in New York
No matter where you live in the New York metro area—Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Nassau County, Suff
The United Nations International School in Kips Bay Offers Education with an Eclectic Flair
Educational approach or philosophy: United Nations International School (UNIS) operates in accordanc
New Report: THIS Is What We Lose Sleep Over
A good night's rest is never a given when you're a parent. But—aside from crying babies or kids want
ACT vs SAT: Which Test Should Your Teen Take?
The SAT and the ACT are more alike than different, but there is still some confusion about which one
Do You Know Where These Important Documents Are?
Keeping your important papers organized can make everyday tasks like applying for a loan or changing
Emergency Supplies Everyone Should Have in the Home
Eighty percent of Americans live in a county that’s been hit by a weather-related disaster—but only
How to Make Going Back to School Easier on the Whole Family
Before you know it, your child will be headed to school again. Will those first weeks back in class
A Month-by-Month Timeline to Plan Your Child's Best Summer at Camp
Kids go to camp in the summer, but selecting a camp and getting your child excited for it are tasks
The Benefits of Summer Programs and Classes for Children, Pre-Teens, and Teens
There are lots of quality summer programs for children these days. This abundance of kids’ summer cl
9 Insurance Policies You Need But Might Not Have
Some of us may think that the health, disability, and life insurance we receive through our employer
The Important Lesson My Daughter Taught Me After She Was Diagnosed with Scoliosis
A straight-up look at the surprising way a mom was changed by her daughter’s scoliosis.
Kids' Learning Isn't Affected By Repeated Sick Days with Minor Illnesses
Every family seems to have one–a child who’s especially susceptible to sneezes and sniffles, ear inf
Coming Soon: A Safer Cell Phone for Kids
This cellphone looks cool, but only calls and texts, making it a hit with kids and their social-medi
What Credits and Deductions Can I Claim on My Tax Return as a Parent?
Tax season is here again. And with it comes the headache of filing taxes—especially if you do it you
Toy Story Land Opens This Summer at Disney World
The 11-acre site will feature exciting new rides.
Single Dad, Shorter Life? Scary New Study Findings
Solo dads are twice as likely to die young, study discovers.
The Wildest Pregnancy Scheme We've Heard
Couples are planning in vitro fertilizations around private schools' admissions schedules!
New Study: THIS Is the Child You Favor
Researchers found a surprising bias among parents with kids of different genders.
How to Help Your Teen Get More Exercise
Most adolescents are a lot less active than they should be. Get yours moving with these expert-appro
How Babies Learn to Love
As it turns out, babies are hardwired to love you! And there's plenty you can do to help that parent
New Study: Giving Teens Alcohol Doesn't Teach Responsible Drinking
Parent-supplied alcohol is an invitation to trouble, study finds.
Nab 2-for-1 Tickets During NYC Must-See Week!
Get 2 tickets for the price of 1 during this special NYC event.
Great News! New York Now Offers Paid Family Leave
Being a working parent is hard. One thing that makes it even harder: worrying that your job or savin
The Lifelong Benefits of Reading to Babies
Though many parents may not realize it, they should be reading to babies as early as possible. There
Smart Ways to Use Up Your Flexible Spending Account
Creative ways to get your money's worth from your FSA—before it's too late.
The Parent's Guide to a Forgettable Thanksgiving
If you want to have a turkey of a Thanksgiving, just follow these steps. (And in case you don’t, we
