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The connection to the world through the internet is a huge blessing and a huge responsibility. Do your kids understand the importance of their actions on social media and gaming?

If your child is a gamer, make your peace with it and set time limits. Video gaming can help with hand/eye coordination, decision making skills and social skills as he or she communicates with those playing the game.

How do you hold a golf club, how do you choose which club to use, how are you supposed to aim a tiny ball at a hole that you can’t even see from where you’re at? We’ve got some answers to help you step out on the green with confidence.

Does your child dream of playing sports at the collegiate level? Athletic scholarships don’t come easy so it makes sense to prepare years ahead of time if that is the goal.

If your child is vying for a scholarship, it’s important that they understand the rigorous competition and dedication required to achieve this goal. As you and your child navigate the scholarship application process, remember these next few tips!

From football to volleyball, performing arts to speciality clubs, school districts are looking for parent involvement in raising funds to keep these extracurricular activities going. If your group is having a hard time getting parents involved, check out these tips.

Playing on a sports team and having to fundraise is the rule rather than the exception. It takes extra funds to have a successful season. Look at it as part of the responsibility of joining and supporting the team. We’ve got some proven ideas to get money in the bank.

Select sports have incredible benefits for your athlete. But, it’s no secret that it’s a huge investment, not only in terms of finances, but also in terms of time and commitment. We’ve come up with a list of pros and cons to help you make the right decision for your family needs.

There’s nothing more frustrating than knowing you have something on a certain date, but not being able to remember what it is. To help you declutter this spring, here are some tips on how to organize a family calendar so no one’s activities are forgotten.

Instead of having medicines and medical supplies in random drawers, why not create a custom first aid kit with items that your family actually uses. I’ve about seen it all and here are a few notes on what you really need.

What do you do when your child wants to play more than one sport? Should you make them choose? Or perhaps, let them explore their options? While the decision is one you’ll have to make as a family, here are some pros and cons of focusing on one sport versus playing multiple sports.

Whether you’re buying groceries or grabbing a quick pick-me-up, every penny counts. We invest so much into our kids and their extracurricular activities, so when we can save in other areas, it can balance everything out. Here are some money saving mom hacks to help save where you can.

Traveling to tournaments or playing games far away from home can get expensive.

Check out these tips on applying for and winning college scholarships.

Does you teen dream of signing day? We will breakdown what it takes to get that coveted athletic scholarship.

A new sport is drawing fans into arenas but you won’t find turf or a hardwood court inside. Instead, you will spot dozens of computers, large screens and other high tech equipment for electronic gaming competition, or Esports.