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How to Talk About Grief to Our Kids
Therapist Andrea Dorn has the tips to use in the wake of the deadly school shooting in Texas.
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How to Get Rid of Head Lice
These are the recommendations from the CDC to get rid of head lice.
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Benefit for Bradley at YouFit Gyms
NBC 6’s Jen Herrera speaks with Bradley’s parents about the condition of their child and the support from the community.
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Parents Accused of Child Neglect Speak Out
A Sweetwater couple was charged with neglect after police found their child was living in filthy conditions, NBC 6’s Julie Leonardi reports.
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Rare, Severe Liver Damage Reported in Kids in U.S. and Europe
Public health officials in Europe and the United States are investigating dozens of puzzling cases of severe hepatitis in young children.
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A Psychologist Says Parents Who Raise Resilient, Socially Intelligent Kids Always Do 5 Things During ‘Hard Times'
Want to boost your kids’ confidence and social intelligence? A child psychologist says providing reassurance and validation can make a world of difference. Here’s how parents can do that.
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When Talking to Kids About Nukes, Parents And Experts Suggest Telling the Truth
Experts and parents recommend speaking simply with younger kids who ask questions but avoiding detailed discussions of scary topics.
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How Parents Can Encourage Kids to Follow Their Interests Without Being Pushy
Tips for how parents can encourage their kids to pursue hobbies, without pressuring them to seek achievement.
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Many Americans Are Eligible for More Generous Tax Credits This Year. They Will Have to File a Return in Order to Get the Money
Research finds free tax return filing programs may be the answer to ensuring those who are eligible receive the government money due them.
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Joint Vs. Separate Accounts: How Couples Choose to Handle Finances Could Impact Their Financial Success
About 43% of couples who are married, in a civil partnership or living together only have joint accounts, according to a new survey.
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Biden Touts More Aid for Families With Children in His State of the Union Address. It's Unclear If Any of It Will Happen
In Tuesday’s State of the Union address, President Joe Biden called for more aid for families with children. Still, there’s no timeline for any legislation.
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Images Coming From Ukraine to US Creating Difficult Conversations for Parents
Here’s what some experts recommend for how parents can handle their children seeing or hearing stories about the Russian invasion of Ukraine online.
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Americans Are Eager for More Monthly Child Tax Credit Checks. Future Payments Could Come With Work Requirements
Millions of parents would love to see more monthly child tax credit checks. But getting lawmakers to renew those payments under the same terms may be difficult.
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Teen Helps Rescue 3 Kids Who Fell Through Icy Pennsylvania Pond
A teenage boy jumped into action and helped rescue three children who fell through an icy pond in Collingdale on Monday.
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With the Support of the Child Tax Credit, Some Parents Launched Businesses Last Year
The child tax credit supported work and entrepreneurship among parents, a study by the Social Policy Institute at Washington University in St. Louis found.
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Families Are Struggling Again After Just 2 Months Without Child Tax Credit Payments
Nearly 60% of parents said that since child tax credit checks stopped, they haven’t been able to afford enough food, according to a recent survey.
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Why Manners Matter: Top Tips for Raising Kind Kids
The benefits of teaching kids to be considerate early on go well beyond good manners, as research suggests that raising them to be kind is key to development.
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1 in 3 Young Adults Will See an Average $800 Tax Credit Boost This Year
The American Rescue Plan enhanced the earned income tax credit for 2021, making it available for the first time to some young adults.
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A Parenting Expert Shares 56 Books to Teach Your Kids About Race, Compassion and Social Justice—for All Young Age Levels
Want to teach and start important conversations with your kids about race, compassion, and social justice? Parenting expert Dr. Traci Baxley shares the best books for each age group.
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Senators Tout Bill That Would Make It Easier for Pregnant Women to Keep Working
A bipartisan congressional proposal would require employers to make reasonable accommodations for pregnant workers.