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Myths and Armchair Adventures

Reviews of children's books on Greek myths, Darwin's voyage and the Silk Road.

by Frank Lipsius

For Divorced and Separated Parents, A Plan Can Foster Cooperation

Ironically, parents are called upon to work more efficiently together when they are separated or divorced than they were when they were married.

by Suzanne Koup-Larsen

Kids' Funk with a Jewish Twist

Shabbat Shaboom features outstanding musicianship and perfect production. Also reviewed: "Cleaning Hullaballoo" by Cake for Dinner.

by Kathy O'Connell

3 Black History Month Biographies

An autobiography of Condoleeza Rice and biographies of Muhammad Ali and Harriet Tubman provide good reading for Black History Month.

by Frank Lipsius

Catholic Schools Look to the Future

The Delaware Valley’s Catholic schools continue to find new ways to help today’s students compete in a global society.

by Susan Stopper

It's camp fair time!

Delaware Valley parents can find a camp fair on almost every weekend from January through March, including the MetroKids Super Camp Fair, Sun., Jan. 27, 2013 in Conshohocken, PA.

by Ellen Warren

2010 Special Needs Law Update

In a quiet year for special needs legislation, bullying became a national focus and two major laws marked anniversaries.

by Dave Frankel, Esq. and JoshuaM.Kershenbaum, Esq.

Pets as Presents: Plan and Talk First

Surprising your children with a new pet is never a good idea. Instead, discuss the idea and answer these key questions.

The Holiday Gift of Summer Camp

Kids might not remember holiday toys, but they'll always remember their camp experiences.

A Brilliant, Wacky Kids' Music Debut

Jamband darling Keller Williams jumps with both feet into family music with the release of his new CD, Kids.

by Kathy O'Connell