I want my son to love books – so I began reading to him when he was tiny. Despair descended when, at six months old, he was more interested in eating […]
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I want my son to love books – so I began reading to him when he was tiny. Despair descended when, at six months old, he was more interested in eating […]
On a recent Monday at the Redding Library, a group of parents sit together with their babies on their laps and bounce them to “The Wheels on the Bus.” “Up […]
Labor and delivery is a lot like free-fall parachuting. You can take classes to prepare. You may file a detailed plan for the (blessed) event. Still, jumping into the action […]
Sharing … involvement … community building … these are just some of the concepts that come to mind when describing a cooperative enterprise. Cooperative living arrangements and cooperative schooling are […]
Drink Up and Be Hydrated! The Importance of Drinking Water While You’re Pregnant If you’re pregnant this summer, or any time of the year for that matter, remember to drink […]
It is the Redding School of the Arts (RSA) winter concert and 50 children from the Strings Program are ready to perform. The students stand with bows at the ready, […]
Artist Colleen Barry’s house looks like no other on the block. Light blue with globe-sized mosaic finials resting atop a matching cobalt blue wrought iron gate, its design is whimsical, […]
Over the past two years, Pleasant Valley High School and Chico High School have implemented an initiative called Athlete Committed, helping to educate over 4,000 parents and student athletes on […]
Throughout our lives we hear people say things that seem to be unwritten laws of nature, like “nothing is certain in life except death and taxes,” or “preacher’s kids are […]
Crooked, crowded or misaligned teeth can make adolescents feel insecure and embarrassed. It’s no fun to smile when your teeth aren’t attractive. Some kids are eager for orthodontia, others are apprehensive. […]
I remember the night I thought procrastination was going to kill me. I remember the year (seventh grade), the course, the teacher, and the Native American nation I was supposed to […]
Not “flu shots.” Not “chore chart.” Not even “Grandpa’s sauerkraut.” No, the two words that most set my family moaning are these: Class project. It happens a few times a […]
While working at a science museum, I once observed a mother, toting a daughter past exhibits on dinosaurs, oceans and machines, approach an employee. “Where is the stuff for girls?” […]