Back to School: Supplies, shopping, preparing, reading get ready
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Kids and germs seem to go together like peanut butter and jelly. But, there are ways that parents can help protect their kids from the usual barrage of back-to-school illnesses, a health expert says.
Uber is recruiting college kids to be drivers. The ride share company is casting itself as the “perfect part-time solution” for college students, particularly in Los Angeles, according to a recent post on Uber’s Newsroom blog.
Stress and anxiety are common among new college students, but there are ways to cope, a doctor says.
Ill-fitting backpacks may put school children at risk for muscle injuries as well as back, neck and shoulder pain, experts warn.
It's time to start getting children and teens into their school-year sleep routine, an expert says.
Separation anxiety that presents itself in children going to school is a regular part of childhood development for many kids. However, it can be very distressing to both the child and the parents.
College freshmen face many new experiences and academic demands, but there are a number ways to ease into campus life.
As new college students prepare to leave home, it can be a difficult time for parents.
School buses are the safest way for students to get to and from school, according to the National Safety Council.
How to budget for books, fees and debt-free finances as the school year approaches
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Make the transition from vacation to learning a little sweeter with a full stock of new, useful supplies for your child. More>>
Getting ready for the back to school rush doesn't have to be hard. Here are some tips to get you and your kids organized. More>>
The school year is about to begin, and parents across the country are getting kids ready with new school supplies, computers, tablets, and a few other must-haves. Before you send your student off to high school or even the far away world of college, you should sign up for these (or similar) services. More>>
Save time and reduce stress by buying back-to-school supplies and gear online. More>>
When you move into a college dorm room, you accept certain limitations when it comes to your available living space. For gamers, that means you need to get a little creative in order to turn your room into the gamer cave you need to help you unwind between classes. More>>
High schoolers and college kids need tablets with good, pixel dense displays, speedy performance, and extras or accessories that will keep them productive both in class and at the library. More>>
Back to school shopping for college students often requires a trip to the local computer store. Make sure you're armed with the right information before you pick up that new laptop.
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Buying a car for your teen to drive to and from high school takes some thought. You might pick something sporty for yourself -- but you want something different for your kids. More>>
Making the transition back to school can be quite a change for kids and parents alike. Here is some advice from a panel of mom bloggers. More>>
Coming up with healthy lunch box ideas your kids will actually enjoy is not always easy. Here are some suggestions. More>>
If your house is unprepared to go back to school, here's some tips on how to get everybody back on track before fall. More>>
You're still sitting on the beach, but unfinished summer projects for school -- posters, reading assignments, essays -- loom large. Here's how to make the job less painful. More>>
While parents spend about $600 a year per child in back-to-school purchases, pet parents will find it far less expensive to outfit their pooch for training classes or doggie day care. But as with any kind of shopping, it pays to research and compare before making your purchasing decisions.
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Kids and germs seem to go together like peanut butter and jelly. But, there are ways that parents can help protect their kids from the usual barrage of back-to-school illnesses, a health expert says.
More ContentKids and germs seem to go together like peanut butter and jelly. But, there are ways that parents can help protect their kids from the usual barrage of back-to-school illnesses, a health expert says.
More ContentSeparation anxiety that presents itself in children going to school is a regular part of childhood development for many kids. However, it can be very distressing to both the child and the parents.
More ContentSeparation anxiety that presents itself in children going to school is a regular part of childhood development for many kids. However, it can be very distressing to both the child and the parents.
More ContentSchool buses are the safest way for students to get to and from school, according to the National Safety Council.
More ContentSchool buses are the safest way for students to get to and from school, according to the National Safety Council.
More ContentHow to budget for books, fees and debt-free finances as the school year approaches
More ContentHow to budget for books, fees and debt-free finances as the school year approaches
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