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I try to explain to my 12-year-old daughter that, believe it or not, by the time she's in her twenties and thirties, most of the kids she knows now--however pretentious or silly or mean-spirited or gross or awkward or annoying or self-centered they can be at times--will turn out to be adults who she may actually like. She believes me, I think, though the long-view doesn't really help with "dramas" of the moment, like when another girl tells her that she may have to pick another bat mitzvah party over hers because she wants to be "popular" in her school. [Ouch!]
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*How are your resolutions going? We checked in with some of our parenting bloggers to ask what their resolutions were and how they're doing. From drinking in the nursery to surprising their kids more often, there's a lot to be intrigued by.
*January through March, take advantage of great deals featuring discounted tickets to Broadway and Off-Broadway performances for all ages. Just be sure to act soon-with so many great bargains, these stellar performances could sell out quickly!
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*The 2013 Camp Fair Series kicks off this weekend! On Saturday, January 26
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*FINAL CALL: Here's your chance to win tickets to "Elmo's Super Heroes!" playing at The Theater at Madison Square Garden from February 7-18: We have ten family five-packs to give away! This musical teaches lessons about healthy habits through classic songs. To enter to win tickets, click here. Deadline is Friday!
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Picks Of The Week: Classes & Birthday Parties
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*Cool kids classes: For younger children, an exploratory and social preschool prep at the Children's Museum of Manhattan. For older children, an Actions & Reactions workshop with physics and chemistry experiments at Launch Math & Science Centers.
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*During this season of anticipatory snow, hats that keep your kiddies toasty are a total necessity. Here are some of our winter-wear favorites that will help keep their heads warm.
For more shopping finds from our Treats blog, click here.
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Hot Topics & Tips
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*Have you heard of capoeira? A Brazilian martial art, capoeira teaches children important life skills through movement and music.
*Moms take note: the key to a healthy complexion is often found in what you eat. Here are some food recommendations from our blogger Amity Spiegel
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