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Plants in containers provide gardeners with flexibility. They are a cost-effective way of brightening up a dull patio or adding interest to the garden, but they need extra care to do well.

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Getting your kids to eat their vegetables can be tough. Even if you raised your kids to have an adventurous palette, convincing them to try broccoli, kale, and other leafy greens is often a hard sell. If you are having trouble getting your kids to enjoy vegetables, you do not have to bargain or beg...

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What are the effects of being reared in a deprived setting, without love or companionship? Would the effects of such deprivation be reversible? Or would the damage be permanent?

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Book clubs are a great way to get a group of like-minded friends together and discuss a new book you have just read.

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Many still consider homeschooling a social and academic death sentence to your children. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth.

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Family dinner time is an important part of the day. Not only is it a time to sit down and have a nutritious meal, but it also provides family members with the opportunity to connect as they talk about the events of the day.

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Critical thinking, curiosity, and creativity are attributes children today will need to succeed in the jobs of the near future. Gone are the days where an employer needs a body to complete a task. Businesses of the future will need employees who can think and create.

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It’s a fair question for parents to think about: Will allowing screen time influence my child negatively if they prefer it over reading? Edublox investigates and shares a few tips on how to get your child excited about reading books.

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Literacy is necessary to do well in life. Children need to read every day in order to hone their literacy skills. Teach your child the love of books by creating a garden reading nook in the corner of their room.

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When battling your kids at dinnertime to eat their vegetables, you may be battling more than just a strong will. You may be battling genetics. How foods, including vegetables, taste to a child is deeply rooting in their genes. Here are four tips and tricks for teaching your child to enjoy vegetables.

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"If you do not have a child with dyslexia or know anyone who cannot read, you cannot imagine the feelings of hopelessness, disappointment, and desperation to find something, anything that will work. You cannot imagine how limiting it is in the life of a child to be unable to read anything, to be surrounded by the written word and it being forever out of your reach...."

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Has your child ever come home from school and told you they are bad at math? Many children are growing up believing they can’t do it, and once that belief becomes ingrained, it’s hard to get past it.

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