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New Communities Support Families Headed by Grandparents

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A community apartment building in the Bronx offers parenting workshops, after-school programs, counseling, job training, summer camp and more. The catch? You have to be a grandparent raising a grandchild to live here. Read more »

This Week in Sharing

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With Occupy Everything in full swing, each week is more exciting than the last, and it's harder and harder to stay on top of all the sharing news. Read more »

Sharing Life and Making Love

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When my boyfriend and I began making plans to extend our family beyond our couple-dom, we realized that, despite our feminist ethos, we both wanted to pledge our ever-lasting love to each other in a public ritual. Read more »

10 Back-to-School Projects for Young Citizen Scientists

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For kids who like to watch clouds, hunt mushrooms, or prowl around graveyards, back-to-school doesn't need to signal the end of fun. Read more »

Top Five How-tos for Shareable Parenting

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It may be back to school time, but when you're aiming to be a shareable parent, your child's education in the art of sharing is year-long. Read more »

The Party Kit

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After years of attending kids' birthday parties and potlucks where, by the end, the trash bins were overflowing with disposable plates and utensils, I decided to invest in a community party kit. Read more »

Does Sharing Come Naturally to Kids?

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More and more of my time these days is spent unsuccessfully negotiating conflicts between my two-year-old daughter and her friends — over baby dolls, snacks, a turn on the swing, you name it. Read more »

Are Cities Any Place for Children?

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I was genuinely surprised to come across a website called the Conservative Planner, promising a “A different dose of urban planning” (featured on this week’s digest from one of my favorite sources of urban news and views, Planetizen. Read more »

How Hosting a Babyfood Swap Saved My Sanity and Fed My Child

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I barely have time to write this story, never mind puree several batches of vegetables and grains every week. Like so many of us, I’m part of a working family. Read more »
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