Subject: On Parenting: A father and son baking bread, making memories
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Date: Tue, 24 May 2016 12:00:53 -0400

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ON PARENTING

A FATHER AND SON BAKING BREAD, MAKING MEMORIES
When my 9-year-old son was on spring break this year, I decreed that we would not only break bread together, but also bake a loaf together in my bread machine.
By Jonathan Hunley
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HELP YOUR CHILD COMBAT THE HOMESICK BLUES DURING SLEEP-AWAY CAMP
At camp, traditions die hard, and the connections to home — physical and digital — are meant to be severed, if temporarily. That digital umbilical cord is suddenly and unceremoniously cut, leaving kids feeling homesick, and more often than not leaving us a bit kid-sick.
By Christopher Willard
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RAISING A TEENAGE WONDER, AND LEARNING TO LET HER CHART HER OWN COURSE
I have talked her off dangerous ledges, marveled at her brilliant schemes, followed the beat of her drum. Always, I have been impressed by her confidence, her self-awareness. And terrified by it all, too.
By Nicole Jankowski
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GETTING TO THE POOL AGAIN AFTER MY CHILD NEARLY DROWNED
At 21 months old, my little boy left the world for two full minutes before he was reborn on the warm concrete beside the swimming pool that awful day. And in that moment, I too was reborn. I was baptized into a world where babies can die.
By Stephanie Gates
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WITH STEAMBOATS AND BEIGNETS, IT’S NO SURPRISE NEW ORLEANS IS A GREAT DESTINATION FOR FAMILIES
A guide to G-rated fun in the Crescent City.
By Sarah Netter
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KIDSPOST
THESE TINY HOUSES AREN’T FOR LIVING. THEY’RE 300 YEARS OF SHOW AND TELL.
A new exhibit at the National Building Museum highlights design as seen in dollhouses.
By Christina Barron
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