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Advice from a former middle-school misfit: Try everything
Parents, show this heartfelt letter to your middle-schoolers. "Take comfort in knowing that eventually the
Connecting with your tween: Tips from a pediatrician and mom
How to survive the eye rolls and door slams? Watch, listen and try to understand.
Middle-school survival strategies for kids with, or without, phones
How to help your preteen manage time spent on their electronic devices. And if you
How to keep parenting after a dire cancer diagnosis? With a lot of love
Caroline Wright found that while a lot changed, some things stayed the same. She'll be
Saying goodbye to childhood: A look at 3 cultures’ coming-of-age rituals
Coming-of-age ceremonies are celebrated in cultures throughout Seattle and across the globe. How do you
Not your average music class: Kids turn books into original songs
Bushwick Northwest’s STYLE songwriting program for youth makes literature lyrical.
Improving school lunch: Meet Aaron Smith, Seattle schools' new nutrition director
Seattle Public Schools’ new director of nutrition services plans to listen to students, customize menus
Emily's Picks: What a librarian is reading with her toddler, and on her own
Read what you love: Picks from a librarian and mom When fellow parents
Seattle opening 4 'new' schools this fall, and you can go check them out
Get in the back-to-school mood by touring Seattle's new and improved historic school buildings.
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