January 2011

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The right way to treat left-handed kids

The right way to treat left-handed kids

There are many resources that help "lefties" learn to write and develop dexterity

International education not just for top students

International education not just for top students

Some schools are integrating elements of the International Baccalaureate program into the mainstream system so that more students can benefit from this education

Orlando beyond the major theme parks

Orlando beyond the major theme parks

There are many family-friendly attractions around Orlando that have a lot of appeal but lesser known than Disney and Universal.

A new take on being a princess

A new take on being a princess

These four authors paint a less rosy, but fun portrait about what it means to be a princess

Traditional study habits may not be effective

Traditional study habits may not be effective

Studies shed new light on how kids learn best and it differs greatly from what we've been told in the past

Is sharing breast milk safe?

Is sharing breast milk safe?

Two local moms use the power of the Internet to hook up moms who have extra breast milk with those who are having trouble nursing.

Kids can learn life skills from horses

Kids can learn life skills from horses

Horseback riding is a sport that many perceive as very expensive but one stable owner says it is is comparable to other hobbies, requires little equipment and can teach kids to concentrate and be patient.

Getting kids to do chores can be a messy job

Getting kids to do chores can be a messy job

One mother fears that she is "ruining" her kids by not being strict enough about doing chores

Should my family use antibacterial products?

Should my family use antibacterial products?

A pediatrician offers advice about the best ways to keep your kids healthy at home

12 terrific toboggan runs

12 terrific toboggan runs

Hills that cater to families who love to go sledding