When and how does a parent go about teaching kids how to make music? How can you tell whether your child has a knack for it?

A new school year often comes with making and breaking routines, from morning to nighttime and everything in-between.

How are you feeling? How honestly can you answer that question? All parents have been in the position of helping their kids manage emotions, but maybe we've still got some emotional intelligence to develop ourselves.

We're once again entering the new school year. And to some extent, it seems we've come to terms with the reality of managing COVID through it.

Planning a vacation was tough enough in the before times. Now the choices we make about where to stay, how to get there, and what kinds of activities to do are infused with the uncertainty of the pandemic.

It's summer, when fun and emotions run high. What are the right outlets to focus all that free time into?

What does a healthy relationship with fear look like? How do we equip ourselves and our kids to work through fear and anxiety?

Remember what it was like to be an adult without kids around? It's easy to forget after a year and a half of relative social isolation. As a parent of young kids, time to be an adult with other adults was already rare.

The pandemic continues to abate in the US, now to the point where some degree of normalcy is sliding back in. What will the transition look like?

Leaving the hospital with a new baby is already a surreal experience. Taking those steps out into a world where a pandemic was just declared brings a new level of intensity.