School-age

These books are the sh*t! Our top kids books about poop for every age, stage and style. And hey, farts are included too.

Your kid just walked in on you. Here’s how to survive this awkward scenario with minimal emotional scarring.

Fresh foods always win, but if you're opting for store-bought, try these new (less guilty) options.

The countdown to Christmas has begun. Get creative with your Elf on the Shelf as your kids await the big day.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Get deals on our top toys of the year with these awesome Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals.

The relatives want to know what your kid wants for the holidays—but you don't want more toys in your already-crammed playroom. Try these ideas instead.

Lots of kids go through picky eating phases. But sometimes, a child's food issues are actually symptoms of an eating disorder called ARFID.

Nothing says special more than a gift with your name on it. Loved ones and family members will love these personalized gifts.

Educators say learning French expands minds. But some parents say French just wasn’t right for their kids. Here’s how to suss out what’s best for yours.

Your kid used to be able to manage big emotions. Now, he explodes at the drop of a hat. Here’s why your tween has so much anger, and what to do about it.

In the ’80s, our worst weapons were scribbled notes and sneaky phone calls, but that’s a far cry from the surround-sound social media kids face today.

Is screen time taking over family time? We’re all guilty of hovering over our smartphone sometimes, but it’s important to have screen-free time with your family. Watch this Parenting Solutions video for family therapist Jennifer Kolari’s tips on how to separate the kids from their screens—just for a few minutes, anyway.

There may come a time when frenemy issues arise. Here’s how to help your child survive a bout with their personal Regina George.

STEM: Science, technology, engineering and math are the future, and your daughter’s going to want to be a part of it. Here’s how.

In an open letter to helicopter parents, an elementary school teacher reveals nine extremely annoying things that parents seem to do ALL. THE. TIME.

Everyone from parents to politicians weighs in on sex ed, but we asked the experts what information kids need to make choices about their own bodies.

Whether you call it roughhousing, play-fighting or wrestling, it can be worrying when your kid simply loves to be physically aggressive.

Talking to your kid about menstruation doesn’t have to be awkward. It's a good idea to start early, and make sure to teach your boys about it too.

Homeschooling can seem a little unusual at first, and it's OK to be curious. But before you barrage a homeschooling parent with questions, read this first.

Tips and strategies to help your child deal with anxious thoughts and perfectionism.