Remember that snow day?

Snow day! The phrase that causes many a parent to shudder. Not me. I find it a nice break from the norm, a chance for the kids and I to stay home in our pajamas or go sledding until our fingers are numb. A day to drink hot chocolate, eat popcorn and cuddle up in front of our favorite movies together. And then do a few crafts!

New study finds 24 children a day are treated in U.S. Emergency Departments for...

High chairs and booster seats are commonly used to help make feeding young children easier. Although most parents assume these products are safe, millions have been recalled in recent years, and injuries associated with their use continue to occur.

How to pick the right college

Selecting the right college means not only choosing where you’ll live for the next four years, but finding the best fit for your personality, interests and your family’s financial situation. It’s often one of the biggest decisions many teens have ever faced.

Helping boys learn

Are we lazy in our approach to educating boys? They have fundamentally different learning patterns, says pioneering expert Edmond J. Dixon, Ph.D who uncovers secrets & offers tips.

Feeling machines: Healthy ways for girls to express their emotions

Girls need safe spaces to do social-emotional learning. They need spaces where they can share their stories, hear other girls' stories and find healthy expressions for the myriad of emotions coursing through them every day.

"Give the gift of reading” guide

The editors at Scholastic have been publishing, curating and distributing quality and award-winning books for children for decades, and have become experts at choosing the perfect books for every child on your holiday list.

Bullying 101: A parent’s guide

Unfortunately, most of us have had to deal with a bully at some point in our lives while others may have been the bullies themselves. But with the evolution of technology expanding each and every minute, bullying has become a serious problem among our adolescents and, in turn, throughout our schools. It is extremely important that parents realize that bullies and the act of bullying have completely changed since they were in the schoolyard.

Advice for multi-tasking moms

Even the most skilled multi-tasking working woman knows keeping everything on track is tough. From work schedules to social calendars to finding time for yourself, it’s easy to get stuck in a rut with a chaotic routine. Day to day is a challenge enough and that holds true for moms across America, even famous ones like actress Malin Akerman.