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How to Get Kids to Pay Attention

Age-by-age guidance on creating better communication with your kids, so you and your kids can feel heard and respected.

Children in North Carolina Foster Care Surpasses 11,000

Officials report 28 percent increase over the past five years.

Tips for Staying Healthy During Pool Season

How to protect yourself and your family from germs that may be in the water.

2017 Summer Movies for Kids in the Triad

Summer kids' movie schedules for theaters in Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Burlington, Asheboro and surrounding area.

Cool Off at These Pools and Splash Pads in Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point

Pools, splash pads, aquatic centers in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point and more.

Have a Ball With New U.S. Postal Service Forever Stamps

The U.S. Postal Service will release stamps with the look — and feel — of actual balls used in eight popular sports.

Planter Jar Makes Cute Handmade Mother's Day Gift

Use a recycled jar, paint and free printable for this fun project.

The Taste of Love

Ice cream might make the world a sweeter place, at least for a few minutes, but the mother-child bond is forever.

Building Your Child’s Financial Literacy

Age-by-age guidance on raising kids with money smarts.

5 Fitness Trackers Families Will Love

Does your family want to join the fitness tracker movement? Here are a few products on the market to consider.

Navigating the Hold-on Zone

Dad concludes the comfort zone has a neighboring area, called the “hold-on zone,” where parents spend a lot of their time.

Facing — and Ending — Child Abuse in North Carolina

In 2015, there were more than 130,000 reports of suspected child abuse in North Carolina.

Don’t Cry Over Spilled Grits

Health scare adds perspective and gratitude for simple acts such as walking the dog.

Kid-Friendly Ideas for Commemorating the Presidential Inauguration

The 58th presidential inauguration takes place Friday, Jan. 20, as Donald Trump takes the oath to be our 45th president. Here are ways to commemorate this event with your kids.

North Carolina Foster Care and Adoption in Crisis

Today, there are about 10,500 children in North Carolina foster care, an increase of more than 25 percent in the past five years.

Explore Your Family Tree

One in three adults have turned to the internet to uncover information about their ancestors. Discover how to begin your search.

Are Your Kids Overscheduled?

How to reduce the stress and plan downtime

Building Strong Grandparent Bonds

Steps you can take to foster the all-important bonds between your parents and offspring.

Best and Worst States for Working Dads

See where website WalletHub ranks North Carolina in its analysis of 2016’s Best and Worst States for Working Dads.

Fall Consignment Sales

Great deals and amazing clothing, toy, furniture and maternity finds await discovery at area consignment sales and clothing exchanges.

30 Rio Olympic Hopefuls Hail From — or Have Ties to — North Carolina

A handful of Olympic hopefuls are North Carolina natives, or have deeply rooted ties to the Tarheel state.

Frugal Family Fun in the Triad

Area discounts for family fun in Piedmont Triad

The Date-Night Jar

How glitter and Popsicle sticks can strengthen marriage

Sage Financial Advice for Moms in New Book

Author Kimberly Palmer's ideas could save families money while building financial stability.

How to Spot a Carolina Panthers Fan

Like most teams, the Panthers have developed unique traditions over the years, but here are a few telltale signs that you are in the presence of real Panthers fans.

Pet Project: Choosing the Right Pet for Your Family

An age-by-age guide to picking the best pet for your family.

Sleep Deprived Dad Records Parody Song "Shut Up and Go To Sleep"

Creativity was not hindered for this sleep-deprived parent

Hopeful Holidays – Balancing Joy and Grief

Guidance for grieving parents during the holiday season

Thanksgiving Super Dad Earns Recliner with Holiday Heroism

Knowing when and how to help goes a long way for dads during the holidays.

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The all-new 2015-2016 Education Guide is packed with everything parents need to know to navigate more than 500 education options and resources in the Triad, including area preschools, private schools, public school systems, charter schools, boarding schools and academic resources.

GPS [Go. Play. See]

It's your complete family guide to Triad living. Parents are busy and on the go. Use this guide to help you explore all this great area offers for families in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point and surrounding communities.

Exceptional Child

For parents of kids with special needs, finding help and support can be challenging. We've compiled valuable resources for Triad parents in our latest annual publication, Exceptional Child, which is also available as a digital guide.

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