READING PARENTING MAGAZINES

Does the lack of parenting magazines geared towards dads mean that men and women don't share child-rearing tasks equally?

These magazines for parents are all online and all free. Access them from any computer or mobile device for fun and interesting reading, and never pay a dime.

With magazine subscriptions as little as $10 a year, it's easy to accumulate dozens of old magazines. If you want to reduce your clutter but don't want to throw them away, consider these creative ways to reuse and recycle your old magazines.

Tired of watching your old magazines pile up in the corner? Recycle them in some creative ways so they get a new life!

Wish you had an expert to consult about your green parenting questions? I was fortunate enough to have some time consulting a green parenting expert, pediatrician, and author. Find out his advice in this helpful interview.

The best part about parenting is that you can take one topic and turn it into three or four writing projects. For instance, if you were going to write about how to teach a child to read, you could take it and put into a series that will teach them how to do this in steps.

Parenting can be a struggle, but doesn't have to be! Use these rules to keep your family on track!

Want to raise a reader? Check out this overview and tips for building pre-reading skills in young children.

Speed and time management will help you produce more articles, but that doesn't mean you should let your writing quality suffer.

Here are five very simple things I did at home as a parent to promote reading.

Don't throw out those magazines... put them to good use! Here are twenty craft projects and ways to reuse or recycle that paper stash.

A guide to writing for magazines

Freelance writers must employ a system that allows them to keep books and magazines under control.

One mother's journey from isolation to community

Have you ever wondered when you should comfort your child and when you should let them be? New research finds that comforting your child too much may lead to problems later in life.

A guide to making it through a pregnancy with twins