Parent Guide: Birthday Party Ideas, Budgeting, and Etiquette
Offers creative ideas and practical tips for planning a budget-friendly kid's birthday party and serving as a pleasant host.

It's Okay to Say No
David Walsh, Ph.D explains why it's important for kids to hear the word no from their parents. He describes how to say no without hurting your child's self-esteem. Walsh also points out the right times to say it.

TV-Turnoff Week
Guide to making TV-Turnoff Week a success for your family. Offers physical activities and other alternatives to watching television.

When Little Kids Play War
In the best of circumstances, pretend weapon play is a harmless phase that your child is likely to outgrow. Discusses how violence in the media affects children. Tells what the signs are when war play does signal a deeper problem.

Coping With New Situations
Help your fearful preschooler cope with new situations, people, and places. This article says the key is making your child feel secure and exposing him to new experience gradually.

The Magic School Bus Goes on Air
Ms. Frizzle's kids trap air in containers and discover that air is pushy stuff. Your kids explore how air pressure can hold up heavy objects.

Shopping for a School
Find the right fit for your elementary-aged child, whether you are moving into a new community or simply assessing your neighborhood options.

Speech Delays
A teacher's aide and tutor sees signs of speech delays in a student. She asks the expert what she should tell the child's mother, who wonders if the boy will be ready for kindergarten in time.

Everyday Science Experiments for Kids
Children love learning about how stuff works. Boost critical thinking skills with these fun everyday science experiments for kids. The list includes bedtime and bath time activities.