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The best toddler table and chairs are well-made and sized just right for littles, providing the perfect place for kids to color, create, eat, “read” and play all by themselves—or with others. Some ...

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Hershovitz (@shershovitz) is a professor of law and a professor of philosophy at the University of Michigan and the author of Nasty, Brutish, and Short: Adventures in Philosophy With My Kids, from ...

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Kids grow fast, so going with a cheaper pair of waders is often a good call. I was nine years old when I got my first pair of rubber hip boots. It was a big deal, because it meant I could go shad ...

Ronen Tenne and Nick Wiseman, cofounders of the organic hummus brand Little Sesame, got inspired to introduce hummus cups for kids after they became parents themselves. If you have a hankering for ...

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Unlike “American Idol,” “America’s Got Talent” has no age minimum, so sometimes viewers and judges are blown away by huge voices coming from little girls. Last season, it was angelic 10-year-old ...

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