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The Debut of the rSAT

03/09/2016 ● By Sandy Kauten

No need for panic...

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Camp Directory

02/26/2014 ● By Sandy Kauten

School's Out!  What's a family to do?  Well, in Eugene, you'll find a wealth of things to keep your child busy.  From toddler to high school, our Summer Camp Directory will help you find activities to enrich, educate, and entertain.

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One Part New Normal And Two Parts Blended Family

11/01/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

This recipe does not have to make for a nutty holiday fruit cake!

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Electronic Addiction, Part II - A Family Dependency

11/01/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

This problem has no boundaries and affects so many households today - here's some ways to help those you know who are affected.

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In the October 2013 issue

10/04/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

If you don't have a kid in the school, or wasn't able to crab a copy off our racks - here's a digital look...

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Talking About School With Your Tween or Teen

10/01/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

Ideas to help engage your teenager when talking about school and peers

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Community Involvement and Kids

10/01/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

Setting the Foundation for an Active Future for our Kids

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Electronic Addiction – The New "Drug" of Choice

09/03/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

Electronics surround us - seemingly every minute of every day, and our dependency on them is becoming an ever increasing problem.

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School Will Be Interesting

08/14/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

School will be back in session soon.. and schedules will be crazy!

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Ok Class of 2013, Listen Up !!

06/13/2013 ● By Sandy Kauten

This month's Dad's Eye View offers humorous advise to this years 8th grade graduating class.

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The Desensitized Generation - Reality or Fiction?

03/09/2013 ● By Brian O

A look at how video games and violent movies/television effects cognitive and behavioral health of young minds... specifically with regard to "desensitizing" them to violence.

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Making Sense of Teen Arguments

08/06/2012 ● By Anonymous

Any parent of a teen knows that the adolescent years can be bumpy, to say the least. They are filled with mood swings, hormone changes and oftentimes a lot of arguing. But don't be discouraged; it's not all bad. The good thing about arguing is that it provides teachable moments. And that's what the teen years are all about. Parents have multiple opportunities to teach, shape and mold their teen. New research suggests that having wholesome arguments with your teen may actually help them say "NO" to peer pressure. As parents, we all know that that can be a good thing.

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