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5 Cyber Safety Resources for Kids
As kids continue learning virtually, they’re spending a ton of time behind a screen. Because of that, cyber safety is more important than ever.
Meet Connor Dawson: The Frisco 12-Year-Old Supporting Cleft Surgeries Around the World
Connor Dawson was born with a cleft condition himself and is using his birthday to raise money for cleft repair surgeries through Operation Smile.
How HOPE Farm Is Developing Leaders
A Fort Worth organization called HOPE Farm—designed to support boys and their single moms—is working hard to continue its mission.
Kids Inspiring Kids: Step Stool Chef Julian
Meet Julian Frederick, 12-year-old CEO & co-founder of Step Stool Chef. The young entrepreneur is bringing the joy of cooking to kids one recipe at a time.
Stories of 2020: North Texans Reflect on the Year
From the stress to the sadness to the blessings, we all have a story to tell. As 2020 draws to an end, we asked community members to share their experiences.
5 Ways to Help Your Child Manage Fear & Disappointment
Dr. Ken Ginsburg gives his tips for helping kids through the ongoing pandemic and building skills that will help them manage fear and disappointment.
How Bed Start in Collin County is Providing Rest
Mid-pandemic, Bed Start continues its mission of making sure everyone has a place to rest—because having a bed can do more than just provide sleep.
5 Ways to Prevent Injuries from Video Games
We all know sports such as football and soccer can cause physical injuries, but did you know that video gaming can cause physical injuries too?
Life Lessons: Equip Your Kids With Basic First Aid Skills
Does your kid know what to do in a medical emergency? We talked to experts about how they can learn first aid & families who’ve benefited from those skills.
Kids & GI Health: Why It’s Important
For kids, having a healthy gut GI tract is incredible important. Here are some expert suggestions to make little tummies feel better—hopefully for good.
27 Laws Every Texan Parent Should Know
Texas harbors a host of laws that affect you as a parent. Some may enhance your parental rights, while others could land you in jail or create other civil or criminal liabilities if not obeyed.
How To (Respectfully) Celebrate Other Holiday Traditions & Cultures
Want to teach your kids about Kwanzaa, Hanukkah or Las Posadas? Here’s how to participate in cultural celebrations the right way.
How You Can Make Shots Less Scary (& Painful) for Your Child
Shots and vaccines can be difficult for kids. So we connected with Cook Children’s Artee Gandhi about how you can make shots less scary (and painful) for them.
5 Tips for Choosing a Pediatrician
You need to find a pediatrician that is a good fit for you and your child, and that can be challenging. Here are some tips to get you started.
Should You Bank Your Baby’s Cord Blood?
Stem cells from cord blood have treated dozens of medical conditions, including cancer. Here’s what you need to know about private and public cord blood banking.
Tarrant County Best: Moms & Babies 2020 Winners
Our readers’ favorite childbirth instructors, delivery suites, infant swim classes and more.
Denton County Best: Moms & Babies 2020 Winners
Our readers’ favorite childbirth instructors, delivery suites, infant swim classes and more.
Starting the Conversation With Your Teen About Suicide
it’s important for parents to talk to their kids about pressures and stressors and how they’re coping with it all—but how do you start a conversation with them about suicide?
Meet the Alcuin Senior Who’s Encouraging Her Peers to Volunteer at the Polls
The Dallas high school senior is recruiting other teens to be poll workers for the November election through a project called Students Step Up.
Raising Adaptable Kids
You may not think of kids as a particularly adaptable subset of our species. But, you can encourage adaptability. Here’s how.