Jason Keil
Jason Keil is a writer, editor, and podcaster based in Phoenix, Arizona. Despite numerous attempts, he has yet to read the copy of \Infinite Jest\" on his nightstand."""
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The First Seven Things to Do When Your Child Comes Out to You
First, start by thanking them for sharing this with you.
Seven Rules for Taking Your Kid to a Concert
By all means, give them earplugs—but there's more you can do to make sure everyone has a good time.
The Easiest Ways to Make Your Kid’s Bedroom Less Scary at Night
Go from Monster House to Bluey with a few simple alterations.
How to Co-Parent With a Narcissist
You can't change them, but you can set boundaries.
How to Evolve From a ‘Jellyfish’ Parent to a ‘Dolphin’ Parent (and Why You Should)
Don't be spineless when you can be firm but flexible.
Eight Unexpected Ways Adults Play Too Rough With Kids
You probably shouldn't jump on the trampoline with your kids, unfortunately.
The Gross Things Your Kids Eat That Are Dangerous (and the Ones That Are Just Gross)
Some of these things are toxic, while other are purely gross.
Eight Signs Your Kid Is Starved for Attention
They have an array of options, including stunt shows and drama.
10 Marvel Shows You Can Safely Watch With Your Kids
Choose one of these so they don't wind up sobbing through Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3.
Let Your Kid Struggle Through Video Games, Already
Keep the joystick in their hands—there are more productive ways to help them if they get stuck.
Seven Clever Ways to Spark Your Kid’s Creativity
You'll be surprised at all the fun that can spring from boredom.
Hoping for a snow day? Learn the difference between these two snow measurements.
10 of the Best Subscription Kits to Give Kids This Year
They don't need more toys—instead, give them the gift of something to look forward to all yearlong.
What to Do If You Don’t Like Your Child's Teacher
Parent-teacher conferences can reveal a lot about your kid's performance in school—and they can reveal that you clash with their teacher.
How to Parent Your Kid Through These Four Stages of Adolescence
There are four "freedoms" kids will go through on their quest to become adults.
Signs That Your Child Needs a 'Mental Health Day' (and How to Give Them One)
Sometimes kids need a break to care for their mental health.
