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Ever wonder if your kid really has too much to do after school–and what exactly is that’s occupying their “leisure time”? This concerned local dad tries to do his daughter’s homework for a week. (The Atlantic)
Thinking of putting the family on the Paleo Diet? However, just because you’re eschewing grains and dairy it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s right for your kids. (Baby Zone)
Dr. Dana Suskind, a pediatric surgeon, is a big believer in the nurture over nature argument. Children are not simply born smart, she maintains. Rather, they are made smart. She developed the Thirty Million Words Project as a result of her research. (Slate)
Of course most parents would say that their toddler’s art looks like a Picasso—but now you can take a quiz to see if you can tell the difference between the master works and preschool projects. (Buzz Feed)
Here’s a suggestion you never thought you’d hear: Giving your infant or toddler control over the family iPad could actually be a good idea. Here’s why. (Slate)
With flu season right around the corner, it’s time to get little ones prepped with a shot. Get the scoop on why flu shots are essential for keeping kids healthy. (Elizabeth Street)
Dental hygiene may be second nature to grownups, but many kids just straight up don’t like to brush. One of our favorite bloggers (and stylish moms) shares her secrets to getting her kiddo pumped to polish his pearly whites every night. (A Cup of Jo)
Finding the balance with family rules and expectations can be tough when the kids in the house range from elementary-age to teen. At what age should “family rules” change for older kids? (Motherload)
Each year, this snack-savvy mom hosts a pre-trick-or-treat party for the neighborhood kids so they can load up on festive but healthy Halloween-themed treats! (Babble)
Did you hear about the overworked 25-year-old who made an unforgettable dance video tell her boss she was quitting? Well, this work-at-home mom decided to do the same to let her family know she’s had enough (but don’t worry—she’s totally kidding!). (Mommy Shorts)
