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Thanksgiving activities for kids will be different this year, but no less meaningful. Here are a few socially distanced holiday activities to try at home.

In a world of social distancing, it’s more important than ever to help keep your family close together. Here’s how to help your children and family develop a sense of belonging.

It is often heard that a parent is the Chief Executive Officer of the family, the one overseeing all of the important elements of raising kids with courageous leadership.

Loneliness is a common source of stress in recent months—but it’s hard to move past it in the age of social distancing. Here are some strategies for building connections.

Parenting is hard, but it’s even more challenging as a single parent. But raising a child alone doesn’t mean you can’t find support when you need it. Learn how here.

Most caregivers weren’t prepared to become teachers this year. If you’re still a little lost, here are some teaching methods to help.

Uncertainty breeds anxiety—and we’re living in an uncertain world. If you’re overwhelmed, here are some mental health support resources to help.

Communicating with your children can be tough sometimes, but the right habits can help you understand their feelings when it matters most. Here’s how.

When faced with stress and fear, turning to self-compassion instead of self-judgment can make all the difference. Learn three tips to make it easier.

Getting outdoors with your family can give everyone a great mental health boost. Here’s why it’s so important that you take them out.

The quarantine makes it tougher for parenting and to manage emotional vulnerability. Here’s why that matters, and what you can do.

Family meal planning is toughest on busy parents with picky eaters. Here are some strategies to save you time (and headaches).