10 things parents should keep in the car.
10 things parents should keep in the car.
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Why I’m saying no to birthday party invites

Do our kids really have to attend every party they’re invited to?

3 simple ways to reduce parental anxiety

Feeling summer stress? How to chill the (you know what) out.
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Swansons Kids’ Club

Drop in from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on July 20–21 to get colorful and creative. Paint rocks to decorate your home or garden. A $5 activity fee covers all materials and instruction. 

Teen gambling is a bigger issue than you think

Between 60–80 percent of high school students report having gambled for money during the past year.

10 things parents should keep in the car

This survival kit will come in handy for all those unexpected mishaps.

Nearsightedness is on the rise

The surprising way to slow down the progression of myopia in kids.
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3 THINGS TO DO WITH KIDS THIS WEEK

  1. See a wicked-cool, family-friendly show

    With knock-out performances and magical sets, no wonder it’s so popular.
  2. Picnic by the beach or overlooking the city

    Eight picnic spots for families with glorious vistas.
  3. Watch fireworks without the crowds
    Readers share their best alternative fireworks-watching spots for the 4th of July.
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Summer of Space

Join PacSci for rocket launches, interstellar VR/AR, planetarium shows and maximum moon adventures, all summer long! 

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Vegetarian family meals to cook once and eat for days

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Summer TV you can feel good about, with activities to match

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