Fathers of All Ages Catch Up with the Times
Having a kid forces you to grow up immediately. What would I have done had I become a father in my 20s…
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Introverted Teen? Upside to Not Being Life of the Party
Extroversion gets all the good press, but being an introverted teen has positives, too. The key: finding balance between the extremes.
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College Application Process Tips that Will Help Your Child Succeed
The college application process is increasingly complex. Some experts guide you through it and finding the perfect school for your kid.
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College Planning Easier When Parents, Children Answer Tough Questions
College planning means preparing yourself as well as your child for the hard realities of getting into, paying for and surviving school.
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Title IX Leveled Playing Field for Our Daughters, Better
Title IX forever changed rules for gender equality in education and sports. Do our children take that for granted? Can they do…
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Teen Stress: How Parents Can Help Kids Manage It
Today's teen is under more stress than ever. We offers tips to help you spot it and create coping strategies with them.
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‘Peach Parenting’ Lets Kids Ripen in Their Own Precious Time
A peach, like a child, is precious and often vulnerable. As children age, parents can no longer handle them like an egg…
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College Roommates Bad? Trying Living with My Children
No matter how bad your college roommates, at least you could get new ones the next year. Not so with messy kids…
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Saving for College: Educate Yourself on These 3 Main Methods
Financial planner Matt Becker explains how parents can use Roth IRAs, 529s and brokerage accounts to start saving for college expenses.
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College Drop-Off of Firstborn Leaves Parents Wondering, Worrying
It's common for parents' lives to feel unsettled when their first child heads to college. But the metaphor of child-as-pioneer can help…
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