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The first thing we parents have to do is reassure our children that, post-election, they are safe.

Let us do the research -- you have enough to worry about.

The principles that help startup leaders succeed will also help your kids -- and your relationship with them -- flourish.

As our culture becomes ever more cautious, employers are desperate for people who think critically and creatively.

If little Alex is begging for an iPhone, or Emma for a concert ticket, make 'em work for it! Here's how.

Wonder Workshop, which makes toy robots that teach kids how to code, said it raised $20 million in its second round of funding and was looking to expand into new markets, especially China.

Robots are eliminating job drudgery in hospitals, and as technology advances, they'll take on therapeutic roles too.

The solution to so many of the issues that are hurting our world today are being cultivated in the minds of our young.

Curiosity, creativity, and the view that that giant moving box is an impenetrable fortress are only a few of the things kids can teach us.

These working mothers decided to help other high-achieving parents with their customer-focused Kiddie Academy franchise.

A fun summer business venture may not make them a lot of money, but it can teach youngsters invaluable life experiences and practical skills.

Fathers and partners want to be more involved in child rearing. Women want to work and advance their careers.

Allyson Downey's new book, 'Here's The Plan. Your Practical, Tactical Guide to Advancing Your Career During Pregnancy and Parenting,' releases today.

You mean well for your kids, but by attacking teachers and schools, you are undermining your child's ability to complete in a global marketplace.

Gina Cuffari uses building blocks to provide local kids with a holistic and entertaining after-school educational experience.

For the 'Shark Tank' star, becoming a mother meant dialing back her professional obligations.

Single women and married women make the decision to be self-employed for different reasons, according to a new study. Here's a breakdown of their relative motivations.

Your children are as curious about what you do all day at work as you are about what they do all day at school.

Making the right decision of whether or not to send a child to college and which college to send them to must go beyond a straight financial calculation.

Mike Keeney had been working in the hospitality industry for more than 20 years before becoming a Discovery Point franchisee.

Who walks away from two deals from the sharks? A woman with a better place mat.