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Little Free Libraries Encourage Kids to Read

Rebecca Thomas -
These local book boxes help encourage reading at all ages and make a big impact on local communities. Get more details on these libraries.
Health

Kids Orthodontics: Advice About Braces for Kids

Kristen J. Gough -
Think your child might need braces? Get the answers to questions like when do kids need braces, how much do braces cost, and how to find an orthodontist.
Oh Mother

School Guard Allows 6-Year-Old Autistic Girl to Walk Home Alone

Megan Krueger -
A Miami, Florida mom is upset her elementary-aged child with autism was allowed to walk home from school alone. Would you be equally as angry?
Special Needs

Road Map to Special Needs Education

Megan Krueger -
From identifying a disability to setting up your student's Individualized Education Program, here are five steps to get you started.
Tutors + Classes

Team Sports for Kids: Getting Started and Keeping Perspective

Kristen J. Gough -
A guide to help parents decide the right age to begin, whether to sign up for a recreational or competitive travel team, how to avoid burnout - and more.
Health

Physical Education Fun for Kids You Can Do Together at Home

Mike Espejo -
Two Detroit schools gym teachers offer easy, affordable activities and tips for keeping children, K-8 and even into high school, moving and active.
Early Education

Director of Detroit Preschool Nurtures the Next Generation

Kerri Jansen -
From her unassuming house in the Brightmoor neighborhood, Zina Davis is running one of the best preschools in the city. There, kids are getting a five-star early childhood education - complete with lessons in self-love and meditation.
School Issues

Detroit Public Schools Programs Support Parent Involvement

Kristen J. Gough -
Parents aren't just encouraged to help their children succeed in school, they're offered tools and resources to achieve their own successes, too.
Guides

Special Craft Roundup: Detroit Design Festival Youth Events

Lish Dorset -
This big fest of creativity is back in town Sept. 18-22, 2013. Check out these Friday and Saturday fun activities that are geared toward kids and families!
At Home

National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month Ideas

Kristen J. Gough -
Here's an excuse to try something new: a whole month dedicated to produce. Take the kids to a southeast Michigan farmers market - then try these food ideas.
Travel

St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Family Fun in Chicago

Kristen J. Gough -
The annual Irish event in the Windy City lures lots of Michigan kids and parents with floats, performers and bonny fun - not to mention an emerald green river.
At-Home Learning

Virtual Education School Choices for Michigan Students Increasing

Wensdy Von Buskirk -
Online alternatives geared at kids of all ages are growing, from web-only classes to brick-and-mortar options to for-profit charters. What's this change look like, and is it right for every child?
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