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Courtnie Erickson/KTAR.com contributor
Building a relationship with your father-in-law can be difficult. July 30 is Father-in-law Day. This day is designed to help you build a strong and comfortable relationship with our father-in-law.
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Pam McMurtry/KTAR.com contributor
New shoes and fun school supplies are important but even more critical is sending your children back to school with these characteristics: tolerance and respect.
11 years ago
Christina Toliver/KTAR.com contributor,Breanne Anderson/KTAR.com contributor
The act of validating children's emotions is a crucial part of effective parenting.
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Mercedes White/Deseret News
ADHD medications have been shown to both improve focus and lower students grades. This article examines these seemingly contradictory findings.
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Becky Lynn
Many high school teens simply don't know as much about money as they should...and without parental guidance they may graduate right into financial ruin.
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Angela Carter/KTAR.com contributor
You will never be able to do everything everyone asks you to do. This is why it's important to know why it's okay to say no. Here are five reasons why it's okay to say "no."
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Amelia Frischknecht/KTAR.com contributor
Whether you are just starting out in a tiny apartment or you've finally acquired the house of your dreams, the way you decorate can have a profound influence on your family life.
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Loralee Evans/KTAR.com contributor
The first days of kindergarten can be scary. Both for kids and parents. But by remembering these three ideas, parents can help make kindergarten both rewarding and exciting for their children.
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Shannon Symonds & Erin Oscarson/KTAR.com contributor
Some say being a true gentlemen is a lost art, but teaching your son to be gentlemen can make all his relationships better.
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Jill Meyer/KTAR.com contributor
Summer learning experiences, especially those that your children lead, are hands-on and imaginative will help your children stay sharp during the summer months.
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Aaron Anderson/KTAR.com contributor
You probably asked for whatever advice you could find when you got married. Here are 5 important things from a marriage counselor that nobody told you when you got married.
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Megan Gladwell/KTAR.com contributor
Our faults and blunders can be embarrassing. If we put things in perspective, however, we can see that our personal failings make us unique, help us progress, and keep us humble.
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Brooke Porter/KTAR.com contributor
"NoodleMania!: 50 Playful Pasta Recipes" delights readers with colorful, creative recipes with a family staple — noodles. Entice young eaters with Little Ladybug Salad instead of basic penne and veggies.
11 years ago
Brooke Porter/KTAR.com contributor
"More than 18 million American children are at risk for developing obesity-related diseases," according to Dr. Joanna Dolgoff, author of "Red Light, Green Light, Eat Right: The Food Solution that Lets Kids Be Kids."
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Becky Lynn
I secretly yearn to be an exquisite interior designer, capable of creating something unique and eye popping out of what seems to be nothing just like the miracle workers on HGTV. But I can't.
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Courtnie Erickson/KTAR.com contributor
July is Share a Sunset With Your Lover Month. This month-long holiday reminds us how important time with our spouse truly is. Here are five fun activities you and your spouse can enjoy doing together this month.
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Emmilie Buchanan/Deseret News
When looking at the world of parenting from a celebrity standpoint, the view can be educational, albeit — at times — painful.
11 years ago
Jessie McKinley/KTAR.com contributor
Going gluten-free is all the rage these days, but for some people, the absence of gluten in their diet really does make a difference. If you are new to the "gluten-free world," here are ten wonderful recipes to try out.
11 years ago
Becky Rickman/KTAR.com contributor
Connecting with our children can be challenging with all of the outside stimulation and internal chaos. Here are some tips on how to more effectively talk to your children.
11 years ago
Becky Lynn
Pregnancy is not an easy thing to go through. When we’re pregnant, we need support. We need shoulders to cry on, friends to lean on and the hands of loved ones to hold when times get tough (or the summer sun gets too hot!) When Kelly Roberts was pregnant 15 years ago, she turned to […]
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Jennifer Savage/KTAR.com contributor
If you have a hard time keeping TV time within reasonable limits or have a child on the brink of becoming your TV, a media schedule maybe the answer. Here are five tips for creating a TV or media schedule for children.
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Linda Howells/KTAR.com contributor
Each of our children has something different to give, something different to learn, something different to teach. Here are some ways to help them discover their individuality.
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Sara Hagmann/KTAR.com contributor
Summer has officially begun! Welcome the season with these fun warm weather dates.
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