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Craft camps

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It’s not too late to sign up your child for a summer camp.



Go Glow

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Let kids draw and sketch all they want on GloDoodle ($26, at Amazon.com). The Etch A Sketch upgrade comes with stencil books and is absolutely perfect for keeping them entertained on nighttime car rides.



Spanking Study

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A new study says that spanking children at age 3 makes them more likely to become bullies by age 5.



College saving

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Saving smart for your kid's college education doesn't necessarily mean mortgaging the house to finance four years of undergraduate education. Here's how to be strategic in putting money aside, based on your tax bracket, child’s age and expected income.



Intelligent investing

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Does a private, online meeting of your family and your financial adviser sound appealing? Blueleaf, an Internet start-up, is working to create a virtual “kitchen table” discussion space, where users will be able to access all their account and investment information online and talk about it with friends, advisers and spouse.



Splish splash

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Bath time makes a real splash with this goldfish plug. It will work in just about any tub and will provide some entertainment for your little fish’s bathing ritual.



Growing family

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Home is where the heart is. Well, more people are taking that idea literally.



Bunny fun

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Find four ideas for Easter family fun.



Bunny Hop

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Portrait time! Through April 4, kids can get their picture taken with the Easter Bunny at the Mall of America (West Market).



Pop Tax

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Sugary, fizzy soda has been identified as a big bubbling contributor to childhood obesity. The debate is on about whether the sweet stuff should be taxed as a monetary deterrent. Colorado and Illinois have such fees and other states are considering them.



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