With the technology that schools use, there is no reason why we shouldn't know how our kids are doing in school. Just look. It really helps.
Our kids can drive us crazy! But the bottom line is that we are the adults, so we need to do the adult thing and make amends when needed.
We have to show our kids we value education and are interested in what they do in school. Thankfully, there are many easy ways to do this.
Parents, as parents, we don't have the luxury of just sitting back because we're scared or overwhelmed. We have to stand up for our kids!
You're writing your own story. You're writing your own manual. Trust your gut and let your love for your kid be your compass. You can do it!
Free car seat safety event conducted by Connecticut Children's Medical Injury Prevention and Safe Kids Connecticut at Hoffman Honda
Life makes us really busy. But, regardless, we can't just make it up to our sons when we pick someone else over them on their birthday.
We are celebrating Father's Day 2018!
Have your teenagers or teens you know made summer plans yet?
The kick-off event will feature a selection of area restaurants and performances. Read details here.
More than 200 families are expected to celebrate the school’s 6th Annual International Night.
Three students will represent King Philip, Sedgwick, and Bristow middle schools at the upcoming Connecticut Spelling Bee.
The student was one of 12 kids from across the country to be named to the national PJ Our Way Design Team.
From Shakespeare to improvisation, Playhouse on Park offers classes for children ages K-8
A new global report explores the reasons why childhood is ending too soon; find out how the United States and Connecticut fare.
Two West Hartford students were privileged to present at the annual University of Connecticut Teaching and Learning with iPads Conference.
Local children helped spread joy on Giving Tuesday, a day meant as an occasion to think of others.
The exhibit will focus on Jurassic era dinosaurs and Connecticut’s role as a dinosaur habitat.
A total of five Connecticut communities made the top 30 list.
Where’s the best place to raise a family in Connecticut? New rankings offer insights on the top 100 places. Do you agree?
Come and join us at Camp Jewell YMCA for an all inclusive experience you and your family will remember!
All Ages 80's Dance Party with ice cream!
Preschool Open Houses scheduled for March 25th, 9am to Noon, and March 31st, 4pm to 6pm.
The New Children's Museum Preschool will be hosting two Open Houses on January 18th and 30th.
A career building company says it has compiled a list of the most expensive places in Connecticut to raise a family.
Work In Progress owner Mary Kate Doyle is hosting a Juvenile Diabetes fundraiser at the gym. Two of her children have Type 1 Diabetes.
Americans pay the most expensive birthing costs in the world.
These are the official, registered names from the Social Security Administration. Did your baby's name make the list?
Participating DQ stores will donate $1 or more from every Blizzard sold on July 30 to local Children Miracle Network Hospitals.
Free cooking class for kids at Whole Foods Market Bishops Corner in West Hartford!
The town was also ranked No. 27 in the nation by Niche.com.
Talia Leshem was a finalist in a statewide contest to create projects about energy efficiency, renewable energy and sustainability.
The New York Times analyzed data compiled by a team of Harvard economists.
West Hartford’s Miracle League of CT is hosting a day of family fun with discounted passes at the Connecticut Science Center on May 24.
Votes are tallied and the winner is a mom of two from Newtown. Think your West Hartford mom rocks? Tell us in the comment section below
Lobster and Live Music at Family-Friendly Event Will Benefit Families throughout Central Connecticut