What to do when your kid fibs and lies

Six ways to reduce lying and guide children toward honesty.

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The legend of Vagina Sam

“I love watching my daughter grow up in a world different than that of my own upbringing.”

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Celebrate the magic of Christmas at Lumaze

Laugh, stroll and play under the twinkle of a million lights. Our illuminated structures and playgrounds are sure to entertain the kids for hours. At Lumaze, there’s something for everyone.

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Forget cooking all day during the holidays

Try these eight great takeout options so you can spend more time with family and less time stressing over food this year.

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What to do when others post photos of your kid

How to protect your child’s privacy and approach people who post pictures online without asking.

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Tips for creating a home emergency plan

How to prepare both house and kids for fire safety, earthquake safety and everyday safety.

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Scouting fun kids

Seattle Talent is scouting bright and friendly kids ages 5 and up for local NW bookings and monthly intros to Los Angeles agents and managers.

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“For long trips, I always keep a pack of gum in the car. When the kids start to act up I whip it out and ask, ‘who wants gum?’ They each grab a piece, and everyone is instantly calm.”

— Becky H. from Seattle