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Parents hire own researchers to tackle rare, fatal disease
CHICAGO - When it comes to advocating for her 8-year-old son's serious illness, Gelse Tkalec is on a much lonelier path than those strewn with pink ribbons and yellow bracelets.
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Are your kids in the right seat? Know the law, know the best practices of car seat safety
This is a confusing time for parents who are chauffeurs to not only their children but also their children's friends. Children are passing along all kinds of legal information to one another about booster seats.
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Rusty Wallace joins four pioneers in NASCAR Hall of Fame
Rusty Wallace didn't know what to expect before the results of voting for the NASCAR Hall of Fame's Class of 2013 were announced Wednesday.
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Boomers lives begin to intersect with losses
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Rachael Mahoney is in the midst of a decade of loss. In the last few years, her father and her sister, her only sibling, died. Her marriage ended in divorce. And now her elderly mother's health is failing.
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Channeling supermoms
There's a chance, a pretty good one, that we'll never decide what makes a good mom.
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The Parent 'Hood: Do parents need to be in middle of kids' fights?
Your spouse wants to break up every fight between your kids. You want them to work out their differences. Who's right?
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Introverts rising: Members of a misunderstood minority are meeting up, speaking out
Want to join the hot new meet-up group?
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Commentary: Phillies' Rollins shouldn't be criticized for being with his wife
What should Jimmy do?
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Daunting problems, undaunted parents
Reduced to bare numbers, the story of Katie seems impossible.
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Ask Mr. Dad: Don't Moms Buy Everything? Ah, Nope
Dear Mr. Dad: In last week's column you complained that advertising ignores dads. As I understand it, moms make most purchasing decisions. Wouldn't advertising to men alienate women? And why should advertisers spend money pitching to people who don't buy anything?


