First Look: The Trail of the Lorax at the Philadelphia Zoo
A new exhibit at the Philadelphia Zoo takes Dr. Seuss' storybook from the page to real life.
MetroKids - March 2012
How To Dump an Evil ‘Friend’
What should a mom do if her 3rd grade daughter's best friend is mean? Here's Mama's somewhat tongue-in-cheek solution.
Women’s History: Bikes and Spies
Women's history books for tweens and teens focus on the bicycle and heroes of World War II.
Sports Travel Teams Can Require A Major Family Commitment
Costs can add up, and the time required can involve transport and fund-raising.
Lullabies Open Dreamy Worlds
The best lullaby CDs soothe stressed parents long after baby outgrows them, says reviewer Kathy O'Connell. Here are some recommendations.
Momsomnia: Reclaim Your Rest
Nearly half of U.S. women report tiredness that interferes with daily life. Here's what you can do about it.
Camps Teach Special Skills
If you have a child with special needs seeking to develop skills such as bike or horseback riding, arts, drama or sports, look into summer camps.
Play: A Vital Early Education Tool
Many schools have found new ways to incorporate play into learning despite reduced recess and free play time.
5 Academic Camp Considerations
If you're considering an enrichment camp for your child this summer, these criteria can guide your choice.
Puzzles: History in the Making
Our top picks for history-themed puzzles and tips for successfully completing a puzzle as a family
Teresa H. Berger
Meet our March mom of the month. Plus: Teresa's recipe for Rainy Day Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Make Cleaning Fun for Little Ones
Cleaning up teaches kids life skills and a sense of responsibility. Here are some ideas to make it easier and more fun.
Camps Nourish Healthy Habits
Exercise, nutritious meals and outdoor fun are just the start of positive practices.
Should We Link Children's Allowances To Doing Chores?
Do chores provide their own lessons in family responsibility or does tying them to an allowance teach that money comes from work?
How To Identify Speech Problems
Some kids don't speak all sounds correctly until age 8. Others seem to stutter, but it's normal. Here's how to spot potential problems.
