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It's meant to prevent accidental ingestion by young children, and it's really effective.

It would've been a bold move for a twentysomething engineer, let alone a 7-year-old.

Curiosity combined with tech capability isn't a bad combination for an entrepreneur, and kids have an excess of both.

You shouldn't let failure stand in your way.

The mobile app includes building challenges, artistic activities and quizzes.

The STEM Club Toy Subscription encourages kids to learn through play -- for $20 a month.

With only a week left in the White House, Barbara and Jenna Bush offer advice to the First Children.

The latest YouTube superstars are young kids and their families.

Even if your kids don't become entrepreneurs, having an entrepreneurial mindset can take them far in life.

The mere presence of a media device in the bedroom can be enough to distract from a good night's slumber.

Social media goes next-level on the adorable scale.

Say hello to iPal, the cold, hard stand-in parent your kid has always wanted.

Here's why there's a big boom in businesses that cater to children (and their parents).

From schlepping your kid to the doctor, to staying home on sick duty, these are the mama and papa dramas that keep us off the clock.

To these motivated young hustlers, running a business is practically child's play.

At 14, Brandon Boynton considered killing himself. Here's how empowering other victims of bullying through his software startup turned the teen founder's life around.

Life coach and motivational speaker Stacia Pierce raised several successful businesses while raising two children. Here are her secrets to getting more done, personally and professionally, and staying sane in the process.

The Küdzoo app provides kids with discounts and gift cards, but an education expert says its community may be key.

'If you're not fully doing something, then you're probably not doing it well,' Miguel McKelvey says. Parenting included.

I ditched my nearest and dearest iPhone for catharsis, connection and, yes, for your clicks, too. Here's how it changed me and my family, hopefully for good.

Heal co-founder and chief medical officer Dr. Renee Dua juggles raising kids, seeing patients and running a startup. Here's why she says it's time to ditch the mom-guilt and quit beating yourself up.