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Investing in the Triangle's children takes a community of dedicated volunteers.
Get the facts about multiple births, including why and how often they occur.
Families reflect on deciding where to celebrate the holidays, at home or relatives' houses, and how to manage the relationships.
Be your child's best advocate by being informed and contributing to the team.
Despite tough economic times, locally, companies of all sizes believe in workplace flexibility and embrace a spirit of family-friendliness.
Researchers hope to gain a better understanding of the traits possessed by infants who will later develop autism.
It’s summer. The birds are singing. The flowers are in bloom. Beach blankets, gardens, restaurants with outdoor seating and hiking trails beckon, calling to North Carolinians to enjoy themselves. And some of those summer-revelers may be pregnant.
Talk to your health-care provider about the physical connection between you and your baby.
Helping kids find an activity that they enjoy and that becomes part of a lifelong habit of activity is as important as teaching them to brush their teeth.
Make-believe play supports cognitive, emotional and social development.
Know the risk factors and treatment options to prevent preterm birth. A preterm birth prevention project helps some North Carolinians.
The Mothers' Milk Bank at WakeMed supplies breast milk to children across the region.
Susan L. Taylor is editorial director of Essence Magazine and winner of the 2006 NAACP President's Award.
Experts and parents weigh in on the pros and cons of paying for performance
Local experts share their two cents about family financial heath in North Carolina.
Good manners are a valuable part of any education. Just as we start teaching our kids the ABCs, pleases and thank-yous should be basic building blocks in our homes.
Sometimes, the best parenting requires making tough calls.
Children learn valuable lessons from parents who are generous with their time but set limits on spending.
Local parents share their tips for de-stressing.