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A helpful and entertaining collection of parenting tips, hot picks, readers’ suggestions, must-visit Web sites, and more!

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Nature Notes
Parent & Child | April,2011
Four outdoor prompts to inspire your child to put pencil to paper.

In the No
by Elizabeth Callahan
Parent & Child | April,2011
Young children love the power of the word "no!" How to manage it.

Q&A: Steve Zahn
by Elizabeth Callahan
Parent & Child | April,2011
The goofy comedian and father of two is back on the big screen this spring as the dad in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules.

Party Favorites
Parent & Child | March,2011
Old-fashioned birthday games are back in style. They're budget friendly, simple, and fun. Remember these classics (some with a P&C twist)?

Big Boys Club
by Elizabeth Callahan
Parent & Child | March,2011
Connecting with other dads provides opportunities to trade parenting tips and make new buddies. Here's how to do it.

The Great Write Way
Parent & Child | March,2011
Good penmanship promotes strong literacy skills, plus success in various academic subjects. Here are four creative practice activities for young scribblers.

Dear Daughter
Parent & Child | March,2011
Pearls of wisdom from mother to daughter.

Get Her Going
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | February,2011
Teaching basic self-discipline and time-management skills can help children deal with the urge to procrastinate.

Just Snow You Know...
by Ryan Karpusiewicz
Parent & Child | February,2011
When it comes to winter, what's better than being fully armed with an arsenal of fun-filled activities for snowy weather? Move over, Frosty; here are some of our favorite snow activities, courtesy of Snow Play by Birgitta Ralston.

Daily Math
Parent & Child | February,2011
Five ways to practice number lessons in kid-friendly ways.

Sign Me Up!
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | November,2010
Enrolling your tot in her very first afterschool activity? A few tried-and-true suggestions for making the right choice:

How Embarrassing!
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | November,2010
Awkward public moments with children happen to every parent. These ideas can help you keep your cool the next time your face turns red.

Q&A with Will Ferrell
by Tom Booth
Parent & Child | November,2010
The goofy comedian and dad of three stars as the evil genius in Megamind, in theaters November 5.

5 Fastest Growing Industries
Parent & Child | November,2010
Learn more about how to find a career in one of the most quickly expanding industries at these Web sites.

True Blue Buddies
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | October,2010
Respect, trust, and the willingness to resolve differences are prime ingredients of a good friendship. You can help your child develop these social skills.

Paper Patrol
Parent & Child | September,2010
As digital as much of our world has become, paper is still a huge part of your child's school experience. These smart finds can help keep the piles under control.

We All Have to Wait
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | September,2010
Standing in line is a fact of life. Try these tips when you're together at the amusement park, the food court, the movies . . .

Masterpieces!
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | May,2010
Your budding artist is prolific, and her doodles are to die for. How can you display more of her precious work at home without buying another fridge - or four?

Garden Guests
by Tom Booth
Parent & Child | May,2010
Inviting the five creatures below into your garden can help keep pests at bay and pollinate your plants. Here's how to do it.

All Together Now
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | May,2010
Finding activities for siblings of different ages to do together can be a challenge. The key to making it work is to give each child a special role. Try these ideas.

Swap Your Stuff!
by Jennifer L. Nelson
Parent & Child | April,2010
Spring cleaning can be a ball when you host a swap party. Trading lightly worn goods is economical and a great excuse to have a little fun. Here's how.

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