Your child may be old enough to live on her own, but is she truly ready? Take our quiz to find out whether she's prepared. read more
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Teens Is Your Child Ready to Leave the Nest?
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Teens Adult Child Won't Leave Nest A written contract is an excellent tool in helping to resolve this type of family conflict. read more
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School and Learning Has Preschool Prepared Your Child for Kindergarten? This article can help you determine whether your child's preschool has properly prepared her for kindergarten. read more
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School and Learning Starting Kindergarten: How to Prepare Your Child Starting kindergarten can be very stressful for children, so ease the transition with these tips on how to handle the very first day of school for you... read more
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Family Life Fair Warning: Preparing Your Child for a New Sibling Learn how to prepare your child for the arrival of a new baby. Make sure she has time to get used to the idea. read more
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School and Learning 11 Ways to Help Your Child Prepare for Tests Learn how to help your child prepare for standardized tests. read more
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Family Life The Empty Nest: Creating a New Life for Yourself After Your Children Leave Home Get some inspiration for creating a new life after your children leave the nest. read more
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Kids How to Prepare Your Anxious Child for the Last Day of School Get tips to help your child manage his anxiety as the end of the school year approaches. read more
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Family Life How to Cope with Empty Nest Syndrome It's normal to feel lonely or down when your kids finally move out - perhaps you are experiencing Empty Nest Syndrome? read more
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Family Life Facing Family Finances By the time your child leaves the nest, the U.S Department of Agriculture estimates that he'll cost you about $230,000. read more
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Entertainment and Activities Bird's Nest When this nest is complete, your child might want to put a toy bird or eggs in it. read more
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Labor and Delivery 3 Emotional Signs of Labor You Should Pay Attention To From nesting instincts to anxiety and mood swings, these emotional signs of labor can signal that it's almost time to have your baby. read more