September 2016

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An empty classroom with rows of wooden desks and chairs facing a large green chalkboard, which is partially erased. A teacher's desk and chair are positioned at the front of the room.
A little structure at the start of the school year goes a long way. These six tips will help your child stay on top of assignments, papers, and routines — and maybe help you stay sane, too.
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Helping your child become a reader is one of the most valuable things you can do for their success in school and beyond. These five tips make it easy to get started — and keep it going.
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Sibling sitting can build confidence and responsibility in your older child — but only if it's set up the right way. Here's how to make it work for everyone in the family.
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A caregiver sits on the floor with two young children, playing with colorful number and letter blocks in a playroom filled with toys and shelves.
Finding a good babysitter doesn't have to be stressful. With the right approach — and the right questions — you can find someone your whole family feels good about.
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