Study habits are something most parents know their children need, but figuring out what those habits are can be challenging. What works for a third grader won't work for a ninth grader, and what works for a middle schooler may… read more
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A Parent’s Guide to Teaching Money Management
Teaching teenagers how to manage money is one of the most important — and often overlooked — lessons a parent can provide. The earlier these conversations begin, the better equipped teens are to handle the financial responsibilities that come with… read more
A Guide to Jupiter Driver’s Ed Programs and Requirements
From state requirements to local programs, here’s how to help your teen get started safely. Learning to drive is a major milestone, but it’s also one of the biggest responsibilities teens take on. That’s why driver’s education is more important… read more
Digital Footprints: What Colleges and Employers See
The college admission or job search process can be stressful, with lengthy online applications, perfecting a resume and cover letter, test scores and balancing life with academics or work. With the rise of social media and phone usage, a digital… read more
The Third Grade Shift: Why Elementary Social Circles Suddenly Change — and How to Help
When a child suddenly starts coming home crying about friendship issues, it is typically not just a coincidence. Around third grade, something shifts in the way children relate to one another, and it can catch both kids and parents off… read more
How Multitasking Can Break Your Teen’s Focus and Homework Quality
Upon arriving home from school, many parents often look into their teen's bedroom and hope to see them deeply focused on their homework, but that is often not the reality. Instead, the modern, typical homework session might involve an open… read more
A Pediatrician Q&A on Heat, Hydration and Sun Protection
As the summer heat intensifies, families may want to start thinking more about how to keep their little ones safe in the sun. Rising temperatures can increase the risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion, sunburn and heat stroke. To better understand… read more
Why Blue Light Is Ruining Your Toddler’s Sleep
Nights can be challenging enough with a toddler — but if your little one has been struggling to wind down lately, you might want to consider blue light. Blue light, the kind that comes from tablets, phones, televisions and some… read more
The Pregnancy Care Dream Team: How to Get the Support You Need for Yourself and Your Baby
They say it takes a village to raise a child — yet some mamas try to do it all on their own. Building your pregnancy support team can make a world of difference. Being a parent in today’s world is… read more
How Much Screen Time Is Too Much for Teens?
When school ends, structure often goes with it. Late mornings, looser routines and more free time can quickly turn screens into the default summer activity for tweens and teens. Whether it’s gaming, TikTok, streaming or nonstop group chats, summer often… read more
