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  1. What's it really like to write a book on raising successful kids (while raising real kids)? Hard.

  2. Think your kids eat right, have moderate screen time & get enough exercise? think again.

  3. Ideas for Target’s new toy aisle labels: Spatial Skills. Meeting Artificial Beauty Standards.

  4. Want kids to learn that hard work=success?Don’t value results over effort

  5. 'Mom, When Do Grown-Ups Stop Eating Breakfast?’ Kids notice everything:

  6. “Would we do this all over again with another kid?”

  7. After a Father’s Heart Attack, A Well-Meant Lie Backfires on the Playground

  8. Could a Moroccan pesto—chermoula—make fish a hit with your kids?

  9. Implicit gender bias can strike in unexpected places. Check yours:

  10. My back to school shopping list: a good morning routine. Homework solutions, Another month of summer.

  11. Mom, I Know You’re Doing that ‘Gift of Failure’ Thing, But Could You Please Just Not?

  12. Superheroes used to be forged in the fire. Now they’re “born with it.” We should worry:

  13. The "you're here all summer" bubble pops in September.

  14. "Boy/Girl” is the worst way to label toys. Try Thinking. Creativity. or Noisy. Messy.

  15. Got 10 minutes today & want a crusty loaf tomorrow? Put your kids to work:

  16. We say “the kids,” so naturally now, but soon in could go back to “the kid.”

  17. Kitchen tools kids love: the mortar & pestle

  18. Is This Family Gender-Biased? Sometimes we don’t even realize what messages we’re sending:

  19. If you’re gonna be Mom & troop leader, be all in. Why I Still Love

  20. Is This Family Gender-Biased? Did you even show your daughter the catalog page w/ the blue backpacks?

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