Scholarships
When applying for college scholarships, many students make mistakes which could cost them dearly. 7's Matt Lorch explains in tonight's "Parent to Parent."
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Girls science camp
Studies show that girls begin to lose interest in math and science when they reach middle school, but a local program is trying to change that. 7's Matt Lorch has tonight's "Parent to Parent."
Teen debit cards
If the thought of your teenage son or daughter having a credit card makes you cringe, think again. With a new type of debit card just for teens - you control how much money they have and keep track of where they spend it.
Cloth diapers
In the days of old, diapering a baby entailed an expertise in folds and pins. But soon, disposable diapers made all that work a thing of the past. Now cloth is making a comeback in the baby ranks with a new and improved diaper that's easy to use and good for the environment.
Sibling rivalry
If you've got more than one child, dealing with sibling rivalry can be a daily battle, but there are ways you can make the constant struggle more tolerable.
Kids home safety
One mom's near-tragedy motivates her to spread the word about the importance of childproofing your home. Byron Barnett has her story and some expert tips on how to make sure your child stays safe in your home.
Boating safety
Boating is a great way to beat the summer heat, but before hitting the waterways, parents need to know how to keep the kids safe. 7's Byron Barnett shows you in tonights "Parent to Parent."
Infant swimming
It's a frightening statistic, but drowning is the number one cause of death for children under the age of five here in Massachusetts. That's why it's never too early to teach your infant how to stay safe in the water.
College acceptance
Getting all your college applications in on time can be stressful, and so can waiting for those acceptance letters to arrive in the mail.
Baby sign language
When babies need something, they usually have to cry to get their mom or dad's attention. But some local moms are trying a different approach, teaching their little one sign language to help them communicate before they can speak.
Hip-hop kids
One in 3 children are overweight in this country, and nearly 17 percent are considered obese. With summer vacation right around the corner, they will have even more time on their hands, but 7's Byron Barnett shows you how to get your kids off the couch with a fun new alternative in "Parent to Parent."
Time-Outs for Moms
Mother's Day is right around the corner, and many moms are looking forward to that day of rest and pampering. But some local mothers say the key to being the best mom you can be is finding more time to rest all year round.
Creative kids
All parents want their children to be more creative, whether it's music, art or poetry, how can you coax out your child's creative side?
Disco kids
Want to hit a nightclub, but can't find a sitter? No problem- you can hit the town with your baby in tow.
Mom headhunters
Mothers at work. Professional women trying to combine careers with raising kids can now get a helping hand from a growing number of headhunting agencies.
Achievement
Every parent wants their child to achieve and be successful, but what steps should you take to help your kids follow their dreams?